曾咸統小兒科診所

The service attitude of the staff at the counter was very poor. The old man's vaccination action was a little slow and he was stared at him by squinting. She was extremely impatient and replied that she could only see a doctor and not get vaccinations (repeat several times), told her to calm down, and said loudly that I was calm just because you didn’t understand it, the whole thing was speechless, so nothing. How do patient people work in pediatric clinics? Very poor experience!

The doctor is very patient to explain the situation, the nurse is also very kind and the service is very good.

The two doctors are very good. They are also very good at seeing doctors. The quality of the nurses is not ok. Some are good and some are very…

The two doctors were very patient and explained carefully. On the contrary, there is a nurse aunt at the counter who has an unfriendly attitude. The patient will be murdered if they ask more questions about the medication.

The attitude of the person answering the phone was really bad. I called today to ask if the vaccine can be reserved, and said directly: We don't have it! Go online to register! Go call 1922! I just make a phone call to ask if I can't make an appointment. Do I need to do this... I'll make a direct appointment when I get an appointment. I still need to make this phone call to ask.

The doctor is kind But only auscultation and palpation are a bit blind. Said to start in April But not in other rooms Look at the nose and mouth Not just touching the throat and listening to the heartbeat

good doctor Very bad attitude at the counter Take the child for an injection, the child is afraid to cry Aunt Nurse kept saying, "I can't beat you if you move around like this" ? Of course I know that I am already comforting the child been talking sarcastically by the side After the fight, I was putting on clothes and pants, and I was rushing to the side Said someone here to be vaccinated ......We're not even dressed yet? how is it If you have a bad attitude, don't come to the pediatrics as a nurse.

On the same day, I received a notification that my child was diagnosed with a confirmed diagnosis, so the child must be quarantined (over 3 years old), because I was accompanying the quarantine person, and all sources of information told me to do a quick screening before going home. The doctor said that the classmate was positive. Why should I do the quick screening for my child? I said that because the reagents are currently unavailable, the child has been brought home by the family first, but I was the main caregiver and was told to be screened first, and the doctor directly stated that "You don't have to do it if your child is not positive for the quick screening test, so I will not give you the quick screening agent and quit the test." Because at present, we all get the quick screening agent after registration and do it at home, and the clinic will not help to do the quick screening, so I also asked whether I can bring the quick screening agent back to the children for use? The doctor also said no, he had to bring the child to do it. I can understand that, but he insisted that my child must be positive before giving me a quick screening. This is completely different from the information given by the health unit. At the moment, I feel that the doctor has poor communication and wasted time. I decided to change a clinic, and another clinic can take a quick screening to judge my condition. It's no nonsense at all. In addition, the attitudes of the two counters are bad enough, and they will not read people when they speak. It is not without reason that the evaluation is low.