Thursday, 24 July 2008

Guestbook

Please leave any comments you have below…
Some of these comments have been taken from our feedback forms.

  



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  1. Claire Savage, Cardiac Rehabilitation Coordinator

    19 September 2007, 10:41

    I have had a trial period for the Multi-ed diabetes programme and have
    found it excellent.

    I have been using the cardiology programme for about two years with
    patients and staff. It is one of the most useful tools available. I
    would be very interested in accessing the diabetes one as many of our
    cardiac patients also have diabetes.


  1. Practice Educator for Intensive Care

    21 November 2006, 09:39

    I have used it with new staff and student nurses who love the program. It is easy to follow for them and gives them a check on their knowledge base.


  1. Practice Nurse

    21 November 2006, 09:38

    An excellent learning tool for both patient and health professional.


  1. Cardiac Nurse

    4 November 2006, 05:36

    Very useful, and informative system. The system was very easy to use and very clear for patients to understand, which enhances their care and why and where cardiac events have taken place in the body.


  1. Student Nurse

    4 November 2006, 05:34

    Fabulous.


  1. Cardiac Rehab Sister

    4 November 2006, 04:37

    Very clear and concise and kept simple for patients to understand.


  1. Caroline Grice-Ellis CNS

    4 November 2006, 04:35

    I cannot praise this product enough – it is comprehensive and improves patient understanding. After delivering traditional cardiac rehab for 5 years, it has revolutionised the way I provide information.


  1. Cardiac Network Manager

    13 October 2006, 03:16

    Following discussions within the Network, it is now believed that this resource is most likely to be of benefit to cardiac rehabilitation teams and patients/carer who access these services.


  1. Nurse - Smoking Cessation Unit

    13 October 2006, 03:10

    I used the system to teach my colleagues about heart disease – we all found it very informative & enjoyable – my colleagues can go back & revise/update at any time…


  1. Cardiac Specialist Nurse

    13 October 2006, 03:08

    I have found the system very useful but it needs to be edited to suit local procedures. It is very helpful for patients but does tend to make the consultation longer than would otherwise be the case. Would not be happy to leave a patient watching it unsupervised on all occasions.


  1. Cardiac Surgery Referrals Co-ordinator

    7 September 2006, 03:09

    I would say that question 9 (The use of the system can help people who can’t speak English, or patients with learning difficulties to learn more about cardiac disease) should include the deaf or blind who are able to either listen or see the information.
    The other really useful element of the program is that you can pause or rewind the program in order to be able to answer patients questions or explain things in more detail.


  1. Patient

    2 September 2006, 08:15

    (Q -What was the hardest part for you using the information resource?)
    A Deciding when was a good time for me to look at it – i.e. when I was feeling ready.
    I could look at it over and over again.


  1. Patient Focus Group Member

    2 September 2006, 08:07

    At first the programme takes a little getting use to because the pathway on entering the site is not so clear…Obviously ‘LAUNCH’ is a clue but ‘ENTER’ may be more appropriate.
    I have now had time to review this programme with my past experiences of the site….......I find it much easier to use now. The volumes do alter and places where sound has been edited are noticeable to the trained ear. However, I like the logic of the programme which means the all a patient has to do is to keep pressung NEXT to find information of relevance. I DO LIKE THIS SIMPLE APPROACH which I encourage. I have tested the programme at three levels. (1) old PC. (2) Modern PC with up to date Windows, and (3) Mac. It is very good at all levels especially on Mac. I experienced little delay in loading – GOOD. The words spoken and written words appearing are at an even pace.
    I like the programme.


  1. Patient

    2 September 2006, 08:02

    Would like information on cardiac medications included.
    Helped me to understand heart conditions in a clear and succinct way.


  1. Student Nurse

    2 September 2006, 07:50

    As a student I have seen the cd-rom being used in the waiting area where the patients sit in PIU for pre-assessment. The patients comment how it helps their understanding of what is happening to their body. I am also using it online to help revise for my exams, I think it is great, and schools should be using it too as it is very educational.


  1. Practice Nurse

    2 September 2006, 07:29

    Voice is annoying. Time constraints in consultations limits use. Best bits – food leaflets, clear pictures and graphics. Nice to have especially for leaflets.


  1. Cardiac Network Manager

    2 September 2006, 07:15

    Excellent products and very well presented.


  1. Mike Giles

    17 June 2006, 01:38

    I’m very impressed with this site.


  1. Multi-ed

    16 June 2006, 09:16

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