Nishat Linen Head office
N-205 - Dubai - United Arab EmiratesNishat Linen Head office is a garment exporter and doctor located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 1 reviews. The street address of this business is N-205 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Nishat Linen Head office is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 08:00am to 05:00pm.
- Nishat Linen Head office is located at N-205 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
- The contact number of Nishat Linen Head office is +971 4 880 8474
5 Safeer Ahmed 23 months ago
1 D B 23 months ago
3 Rob Lowe 23 months ago
Having been with my previous practice in Dunfermline (Fife NHS) 30 years and only ever had one problem, I was surprised when I joined Ochilview. We've had issues since day one, and I would be disingenuous if I said I trusted them as much as my old practice. We've had several incidents as a family that called into question competence, in as little as 10 years. On the whole once you learn how to navigate each of the Dr's foibles, and learn that if a letter matters, you'll have to follow it up yourself; the practice is manageable. It has to be, there is no local alternative. At last enquiry they were the only practice with an open book for new patients. Unless you can prove you are an urgent case, first thing in the morning whilst getting kids to school, you'll be waiting at least a week, common everywhere. I was once referred by NHS24 urgently to be seen, by fax, to end up having an argument with the GP over the phone as to why they wouldn't see me. Whilst suffering what turned out to be a serious concussion with a blazing headache and foggy thoughts.
The reception is better than it was, even though I see recent complaints, you should have seen it before! It HAS improved, and so has the provision from diagnosing nurses, etc. The student doctors are in general a god send and personally I'd not avoid them. Some of the best discussions I have had, have been with the students. Reception now do listen to your plight and will on occasion make things happen out-with the process. I'm sure this is frowned upon but it's progress.
The root problem I think is lack of staff, but past that it's poor management. My old practice seemed to flow far more, there was an urgency to a day. They would hand a patient off to the nurse there and then if required, it was common. They would do some testing in house, dip a pee test in front of you, not wait 7 days for a result that you have to chase daily to find out about. The doctors were part of a team inside the practice, not a satellite of some other team.
I'm not entirely convinced the Drs are supported very well. It has the feeling of a small practice busting at the seams, but not actually adjusting it's methods to scale up. It's got stuck rather than scaling. There is a still calm about the place... yet you've just waited a over a week due to lack of capacity! That calm should be industrious hustle. I cannot recall ever visiting my old doctor and finding an empty waiting room. There were always 5-10 people in it. Not Ochilview, you regularly see just one person in there and this is not Covid related.
The regime to get your test results is poor, you have to keep calling them until it happens that the test has come in. You have to do this only between prescribed times of the day. In this day of electronic records, automated SMS systems, e-mail, etc. This is daft. It's not difficult to write a script to send out an SMS when tests are in. There is no way to write an e-mail to a doctor for something that isn't urgent.
It is what it is, and I have heard of some VERY good catches they have made. I remain in longing for my old practice, which I'm sure has changed in current times too, however it felt more secure. I felt safer in their care. That said, I did have to use some GPs in England 10 years ago, and one in particular near Manchester was far worse.
1 Elaine Laurenson 27 months ago
Trying to get any requested information is like digging for gold.
Contacted surgery on several occasions asking for letters that are required to be signed by a GP by law. Asked to put request in writing.Done still no response when chased up. Lost paper trails etc etc
Would like to think their patient care was better but unfortunately my elderly relatives have not seen any of this . That’s a story for another day
1 Linzi Carty 27 months ago
5 June Davis 27 months ago
5 Lindy McDonald 19 months ago
1 Eurasian Wolf 27 months ago
Honestly speaking we arrived about 6 minutes late and the waiting room was empty as well as the main waiting area so we tried our luck and asked if it was possible for the doctor to see the baby anyway.
The answer was at the same time ridiculous and horrific as the woman at the desk stated;
"You are unfortunately 40 minutes late the doctor is now too busy as there's many more people waiting".
After explaining that we were given 2:15 as a slot, when we asked for an appointment at the phone, she replied that on her system the appointment was correct but was not assigned from a doctor so the validity was 0.
After my wife explained that since it was not our mistake and we were only 6 minutes late (which became 20 while we wasted the time to explain her something she already knew)we still wanted to have the opportunity to talk to the doctor maybe with another appointment she replied that we just had to go home and wait for a letter that will take approximately 2 weeks.
All this could have been avoided if the doctor just gave us a normal appointment today.
Thanks for the waste of time and the unnecessary time wasted in talking about the same thing.
2 Dr Catherine Lido 27 months ago
| Saturday | Day off |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Day off |
| Monday | 08:00am - 05:00pm |
| Tuesday | 08:00am - 05:00pm |
| Wednesday | 08:00am - 05:00pm |
| Thursday | 08:00am - 05:00pm |
| Friday | 08:00am - 05:00pm |
