"Exceptional speech and language therapy"

About: Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Glasgow / Stroke care (Wards 56 and 68)

(as a service user),

Unfortunately I suffered an ischaemic stroke in September and was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth hospital in Glasgow.

I was an inpatient in ward 56 in the Langlands building for extensive speech and language therapy. My assigned therapist was Brogan whose care was absolutely out of this world and I don’t believe I would have even half the confidence back if it wasn’t for her.

As much as I am still improving every day with my speech I believe without her help I wouldn’t be at the stage I am at. She visited me on the ward every day and once I was discharged she made sure I was going home with sufficient “homework” until I got a space in the community speech and language team.

Big thanks Brogan! xx 

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Response from Catherine McGee, Clinical Service Manager &Professional Lead for Adult Acute Services, Speech and Language Therapy, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2 weeks ago
Catherine McGee
Clinical Service Manager &Professional Lead for Adult Acute Services, Speech and Language Therapy,
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Submitted on 08/11/2024 at 15:08
Published on Care Opinion at 15:08


Hi Karen1962

Thank you so much for taking the time out to provide us with such valuable feedback

I'm so sorry to read that you suffered an ischaemic stroke in September and was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth hospital in Glasgow, but delighted you felt you had received so much help form Brogan at QEUH.

That must have been such a scarey time for you and understandable about losing confidence when something like that happens to you.

I'm glad to read also that you are improving everyday and that you have "homework" to do

Keep up the good work and I will pass on your appreciation to Brogan and the team 😊

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