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"Care by Nurses in Orthopaedic Ward"

About: Fiona Stanley Hospital / Orthopaedics & Ward 4A

(as the patient),

I had to stay in Fiona Stanley's Orthopaedic Ward after having Surgery on a very nasty, painful Ankle fracture. As my other ankle was fractured also, I couldn't move around. This was my first fracture(s) and I was in pain and shock and immobile.

The medical care was good, but I would like to give a special shout out to the Nurses, Nurse Assistants and Nursing Students who were cheerful, patient and treated me with respect whilst helping me with personal care such as toileting and showering. I am usually independent and having two fractured ankles (one very nasty) had me in shock and a bit unhappy at times, but the positive attitude of the Nursing Staff helped. I believe that these people are run off their feet and deserve our respect and better conditions! 

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Response from Luke Dix, Acting Executive Director, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospital Group, South Metropolitan Health Service last month
Luke Dix
Acting Executive Director, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospital Group,
South Metropolitan Health Service
Submitted on 27/10/2025 at 11:24 AM
Published on Care Opinion Australia at 12:08 PM


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Dear bracecb48,

Thank you very much for taking the time to share your kind words about your recent experience following ankle surgery.

We are truly grateful for your thoughtful feedback, and it is always a pleasure to hear about the impression our nursing and medical staff leave with patients.

At FSFHG we are proud to have teams who demonstrate such compassion and professionalism.

Your recognition means a great deal to our staff, and I’ll ensure this is shared with the team!

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

Kind regards,

Luke Dix

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