Tag Archives: Changi General Hospital

A netizen shared a shocking story about his mother's hospitalisation experience at Changi General Hospital (CGH). His account of the events leading to his mother's eventual passing surfaced questions about the state of care and professionalism of CGH.

60 year old Uber driver Wang Yong Qing passed away after picking up his passenger at the airport. He reportedly felt unwell after having overworked himself and eventually passed on at Changi General Hospital. #RIP.

70 year-old cab driver Woo Kiam Sing has been fined $5,000 for outraging the modesty of 2 nursing interns at Changi General Hospital. Woo has admitted to police that he used his left hand to tap a 23 year-old intern's butt twice on 17 February 2016, and smacked the butt of a 21 year-old twice the next day on 18 February 2016. Woo had been checked into CGH following a road accident at the time.

She was supposed to have a surgical procedure to clean the wound and patch her up that day, said the surgical team of doctors who came to see her and the wound that late afternoon. “But that depends on whether there will be more serious emergencies coming in, which will mean her less urgent case will be pushed aside,” said one. It was a refrain that was repeated and repeated with no end. That was Tuesday, and now it is Thursday night. For 3 days, the poor weak woman stared as her roommates had their breakfasts, then lunches, then dinners and their little tea breaks. Her No Food, No Drinks label stared out behind her.

Hi, my name is Azlin (Lyn) Rahman. I am 36 years old and dying of Stage 4 Lung Cancer. I would probably Not be terminally ill today If Changi General Hospital and 3 of its doctors had not misdiagnosed the shadow in my lung from 2007 to 2012. I have commenced a legal action in the High Court of Singapore against the hospital and the 3 doctors.

As i was about to have my breakfast on 31st Dec 15 at Changi General Hospital 1983 Cafe, i saw this staff of CGH volunteered himself to assist the blind man, and Queued with him throughout the long Q.

I was in SGH to see a bone & nerve specialist. I was attended by two junior doctors one of whom is a local and the other, obviously, a trainee FT from India. While the local doctor asked related questions to understand my complaints, the FT kept quiet most of the time but when he spoke, it was irrelevant questions! I fear that such doctors when phased in spells disasters if not, bad choice of Singaporeans looking for a medical cure.