CQC placed it into special measures
A retired man living in Branston said he had “nothing but praise” for A&E at Lincoln County Hospital, as well as for the cardiology department and theatre staff.
He stayed at Lincoln County Hospital for a total of 20 hours and was full of praise for all the staff he encountered during his stay.saying: “On arrival at the reception desk I was treated very well and once I was booked in I was seen by a very nice nurse who took me for an ECG, after which I was asked to wait in the main area.
“They then got cardiology to see me on Wednesday morning at approximately 9am. The wonderful young lady who came was very knowledgeable and, after asking me many questions, she suggested that I had the Cardioversion treatment as this was a certain way of settling my heart rhythm down.
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