No its not, its under a lot of pressure as are many others. The RSCH is having 450mill on a rebuild . The old Barry building is being completely demolished and more modern and enlarged buildings complete with helipad are going up. I think the money for it is being signed off very soon.
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Brighton Hospital
- Thread starter Croydonbloke
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No its not, its under a lot of pressure as are many others. The RSCH is having 450mill on a rebuild . The old Barry building is being completely demolished and more modern and enlarged buildings complete with helipad are going up. I think the money for it is being signed off very soon.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
My visit this week to the RSCH Outpatients Department for a blood test was amazing. No need to book an appointment and I was in and out in less than five minutes.
Seagull on the wing
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My first major surgery was in the Childrens hospital 1944....next was at Brighton General which at one time was a workhouse...as a hospital it was run very strictly with matron in charge...1968...The Royal Sussex... had many visits and ops there....good and bad running of the hospital but very pleased to see that the front is getting a full makeover.
- Jul 15, 2009
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I remember saying to my mum just after I'd come out of the Royal Sussex County Hospital after a few days that if there'd been a death button I could have pressed then I would have done it.
From the moment I was admitted through acute sickness with all the blood, kidney and liver tests, nil by mouth, the uncomfortable beds that were impossible to sleep in with a drip in my arm which kept falling out every time I turned over. There was a total lack of any sympathy from the majority of staff (only the younger nurses) after I'd taken some dodgy ecstasy pills; the last thing I needed at that time was a lecture. Getting out of there was the biggest relief of my life. When I had to keep going back for tests it took around four hours of waiting and then having everything checked. The only good part was the sedation which chilled me out.
A very, very depressing place. Every floor was like a maze in there.
From the moment I was admitted through acute sickness with all the blood, kidney and liver tests, nil by mouth, the uncomfortable beds that were impossible to sleep in with a drip in my arm which kept falling out every time I turned over. There was a total lack of any sympathy from the majority of staff (only the younger nurses) after I'd taken some dodgy ecstasy pills; the last thing I needed at that time was a lecture. Getting out of there was the biggest relief of my life. When I had to keep going back for tests it took around four hours of waiting and then having everything checked. The only good part was the sedation which chilled me out.
A very, very depressing place. Every floor was like a maze in there.
willyfantastic
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- Mar 1, 2009
- 2,368
i'm moving in there in Jan/Feb - wouldn't consider the flat price as 'big money' though
dougdeep
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I've had to go into Eastbourne hospital a few times this year and it's been amazingly good. (Don't park inside the grounds though)