Am liebsten null Sterne. Ich möchte jeden davor warnen sich dort behandeln zu lassen. Eine erwiesenermaßen physische Erkrankung wurde nur durch drauf gucken für Einbildung befunden. Weitere Behandlungsfehler, WLAN sehr teuer und dann kaum Empfang und keine Einsicht, wenn man offensichtlich etwas falsch gemacht hat. Nach der zweiten außerordentlich schlechten Erfahrung dort, muss ich das jetzt los werden!!!
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Ich habe im Juli eine Hallux-OP am rechten Fuß gehabt und war deshalb zwei Tage in der Schlossparkklinik.Ich kann wirklich eine ganz klare Empfehlung für diese Klinik aussprechen:sehr nettes Pflegepersonal und ebenso nette wie auch kompetente Ärzte.
*cracks knuckles*
So, there's a lot to say about my stationary 24-days experience at the Psychiatry of Schlosspark Klinik
First of all, my mistake for trying to be respectful and speak German to the doctors (My level is B1.1, enough to communicate easily, but apparently not to be very exact when talking about medical issues). I told them that I have been depressed for more than 5 years, but lately it's aggravated and I'm in a lethargic state where I can't get motivated about anything. And when I feel on the edge of braking, I smoke a joint to calm down.
Apparently, that's all it took (from all the longest of 15 minutes I spoke with the doctor that made my diagnosis) to diagnose me for addiction to Cannabis, and decided that I should be treated for this addiction. I wasn't allowed to go out of the station, I wasn't given any therapies to attend to, except for the "Suchtgruppe" and "Selbsthilfengruppe" (Addiction group, and Helf Help group". Funny thing, the groups were both dedicated to Alcohol problems.
So I don't know if you see that leaving a patient that says that can't get motivated, to do nothing but things she's not supposed to do, not let her get fresh air, and leave her do nothing all day, is something to do.
I had my blood and urine taken the first day, and the nice thing was that I had no trace of THC in my blood, and that I did specify that this is no addiction because I can also go through a breakdown without smoking, and I hadn't smoked in a while. They said that they needed to wait for 2 weeks so they could see my withdrawal symptoms before giving me any antidepressant. Still saw no sense in the procedure.
Yes, I obviously asked to talk with them, and yes, they were "always very busy" but even when I did get to talk with them they were very hesitant to actually hear me out, and soon enough they said "Stop saying that you're not an addict, otherwise we will think you really are." Or if I asked them to repeat what they just said slowly or in English, they replied "Ich glaube du hast mich genug verstanden." ("Du" being disrespectul, even if i'm still young)
I got very intimidated by this authority of theirs, but then I realised that they're actually there for my service, so I decided to be stricter and especially speak English.
I explained what the problem was, and the team decided that I was going to be treated for depression, and also got to randomly pick an antidepressant of my choice. I was allowed to go out "Zwischenmahlzeit" meaning, between the meals. Was able to do Ergotherapy, Musictherapy, and Gymnastics. So far so good! After one week of isolation
Other random facts from the clinic:
-The food was good for lunch, but for breakfast and dinner it was always the same "Buffet" consisting of bread, cheese, ham, and yoghurt.
-Except for a few Psychosis and Addiction patients, most of the patients were elderly people with Dementia or Sclerosis. Which gave the place a nursing home feeling.
-Nurses love taking breaks and (apparently) asking if you said something about him/her to the other nurse kind of gossip.
-No actual psychotherapy, right how could I forget this one, you don't really get to speak to a psychologist/psychotherapist. In 24 days I never spoke to one I mostly made clay pottery ashtrays to bring in the smoking room of the station, yes, we had a smoking room next to the kitchen.
-Sleeping was hard with the roommates that randomly decided to pack their things at 3AM, wake me up to ask me how much more would i be staying there, and then unpacking. Or just talking to themselves, all the time
TLDR;
If you go there NOT for addiction, don't mention the drugs otherwise regardless of what you go there for, you will be treated as an addict patient.
Gute Chirurgie Station sehr zufrieden.
Danke
Achtung! Vorsicht bei der Wahl von diesem Krankenhaus. Zwei-Klassen-Krankenhaus, nicht das Wohl des Patienten, sondern der max. Profit am Patienten steht hier an erster Stelle. Man möchte keine Kassenpatienten oder 0815 OPs. Man lässt die Betroffenen das merkbar spüren, dass sie kein Geld bringen. OP Termin an zwei Tagen mehrfach verschoben und als Erklärung dafür nur billige Ausreden von unfreundlichem Personal. Obwohl man nüchtern zur OP antreten soll, wird einem von einem Arzt zum Überbrücken der Wartezeit die Caféteria vorgeschlagen!!! Leider muss man für eine Bewertung mindestens einen Stern anklicken. Dieses Krankenhaus hat keinen einzigen verdient!
Thanks for your help today 21/05/2017
BEN GAMEIA Tawfik
Samstag morgens ohne Wartezeit sofort dran gekommen. Super freundliche, kompetente Ärzte mit Sinn für Humor. Hab mich echt gut aufgehoben gefühlt :)
Dr.Salisch sehr gute und kompetente Arzt. Ich habe schon 2 mal (rechts und links ( Füße bei Ihm operieren lassen. Ich bin sehr begeistert von dem Ergebniss. Nette Krankenschwestern
, schöne Klinik
Immer wieder gerne