Patient stories

Patient stories videos

Treating sepsis - Geoff's story

Sepsis

A man who was treated for life-threatening sepsis made a film with the Trust to help doctors learn about how to identify and treat sepsis.

A story about Dementia care

Dementia

A carer of an elderly woman with dementia told us what it is like to care for someone with dementia and the effect of the disease on an individual and family.

End of life care - Aziz's story

Supporting religious needs after a death

A family talks about how staff at the John Radcliffe Hospital helped them through the loss of a loved one.

Other examples are available in the bi-monthly Trust Board papers, below.

2017

• Staff Perspective on Patient Care; a newly qualified nurse (pdf)
  
• Receiving treatment for Cancer (Nodal Marginal Zone Lymphoma) over a long period of time (pdf)
  
• Supporting the cultural/religious needs of a family after a death in hospital (pdf)
  

2016

• Impact of excellent care and compassion on patients (pdf)
  
• MRI Scan for patient with Autism (pdf)
  
• Impact of professional and compassionate care and how this can ease anxiety for patients (pdf)
  
• Attending the Emergency Department and having a surgery under General anaesthetic for a child with Autism (pdf)
  
• Transferring patients to an environment more suitable for rehabilitation (care and nursing homes) (pdf)
  
• Dementia (pdf)
  

2015

• Malignant tumour in his throat; underwent chemotherapy and radiotherapy (pdf)
  
• Premature twins and in vitro fertilization (pdf)
  
• Developing the Emergency Respiratory Action Plan (pdf)
  
• Bowel surgery at the Churchill Hospital (pdf)
  
• Delayed surgery on the Lichfield Day Surgery Unit (pdf)
  
• Treatment for Leukaemia at the Children's Hospital (pdf)
  

If you would like to tell us about your experience and participate in a patient story, please get in touch with the Patient Experience Team:

• Email: patientinvolvement@oxnet.nhs.uk