AZ Sint-Lucas — Local services in Ghent

This one goes to the whole crew . 74th street especially🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹. Thank you. Thanks for everything. Especially for the hospitality that you guys bring with in to your profession. Kindness...you can’t learn...it’s something that is in you and something you simply receive and cherish. Something that you will be able to use whole life long. Never loose it. That would make a difference at the crucial points moments in your life’s . Thank you for smiling....some more some less. You are all so beautiful when smiling. Thank you. I’ve been there for few days and , believe me... wonderful profession you’ve been chosen. What and how ,the way you’re approaching patients! At 2 after midnight ,at seven in the morning ,at 5 in the evening ! Smooth going like, even I know that behind the scenes , things are not that simple . Nights shift,BRAVO! Morning shift! That’s a rocking! Even maybe,some of you don’t realise ...but that’s the way you do it! Trainees( stagairs)! Keep on going. It is a noble way to make this world better and softer . The job that you will be doing, is something that’s awesome. Don’t worry about some moments, sometimes people suffer from pain and are not able to show their gratitude but, believe me... Every inch of their body and soul is grateful to you. Head up and go for it! Thank you. The young beautiful Lady from Spain comes here to give us a better care.... far from home.... still laughing at us,with all her being. Noble. I could write a book based on,only,few days spending there. I am home now and doing fine.Still thinking of you. Thank you 😊. Ps. To the doctors.... every and each cell that I am, is grateful to you. Dr. Smeenk. Dr.De Graave. And all the others that passed by while I was sleeping. Hadzic....

I've undergone a surgery of my adenoma with Dr. Arnaud Lambert and the hospital, the doctors and the team were fantastic, since the pre-op till the post-op, I have zero complaints. A doctor who is also an amazing human being that gave me the feeling of safeness since day 1, I can just thank God for these angels he put on my way. Now I'm also patient of Dr. Victoria Brake as my gynecologist, super sweet, patient, good listener, on the first appointment she tracked my problem, and was the only doctor who came with an effective solution. I recommend this hospital to everyone and I just don't give 10 stars because the maximum here is five 😂 the photo was taken on day 2 of my post-op and as you can see, practically no swollen face. In a few days I was already doing...

Ik ben een huisvrouw en ik spreek alleen Pashto, dus mijn man is met mij meegekomen om te helpen met vertalen. Ik moest ook mijn twee jonge dochters meenemen—de ene is 1 jaar oud en de andere 2,5 jaar oud—omdat ik geen toegang heb tot kinderopvang of iemand die tijdens de afspraak op hen kan passen.

Het ging alleen om een consultatieafspraak, geen behandeling of ingreep. Beide dochters waren rustig en stil, en lagen te slapen in hun kinderwagens. Zodra de dokter zag dat ik werd vergezeld door mijn man en dochters, reageerde ze geschokt en vroeg: "Zijn jullie allemaal samen?" Ik antwoordde: "Ja." De dokter zei toen: "We hebben geen plaats voor zoveel mensen," waarop ik zei: "Dat is niet mijn fout."

Ik vond het gedrag van de dokter erg onprofessioneel en onbeleefd. Als medisch professional had ze met meer begrip en respect moeten spreken, vooral gezien mijn taalbarrière en persoonlijke situatie. Het was teleurstellend en kwetsend om op deze manier behandeld te worden.

Artsen zouden getraind moeten zijn om hun persoonlijke oordelen opzij te zetten en elke patiënt met waardigheid en respect te behandelen, ongeacht hun achtergrond of omstandigheden.

I am a housewife and I only speak Pashto, so my husband accompanied me to help with translation. I also had to bring my two young daughters with me—one is 1 year old and the other is 2.5 years old—because I do not have access to daycare or anyone to look after them during the appointment.

It was a consultation appointment only, not a treatment or procedure. Both of my daughters were calm and quiet, and they were asleep in their strollers. As soon as the doctor saw that I was accompanied by my husband and daughters, she appeared shocked and asked, "Are you all together?" I replied, "Yes." The doctor then said, "We don't have space for so many people," to which I responded, "This is not my fault."

I found the doctor’s behavior to be very unprofessional and impolite. As a medical professional, she should have spoken with more understanding and a respectful tone, especially considering my language barrier and personal situation. It was disappointing and upsetting to be treated this way.

Doctors should be trained to manage their personal judgments and treat every patient with dignity, regardless of their background or...