carang
Registered User
maman,
it is true that you often see different doctors at QMH/TYH. this is because it is a teaching hospital and attached to HKU. if it makes you more comfortable, you can ask to see the "dr" not a student at your clinic visits. you might wait a little longer, but you will see the "real thing".
also, you are probably having your appt at a clinic closer to where you live. this is very normal if your pregnancy is moving along smoothly. so, on the bright side, your pregnancy is going well enough that they are comfortable for you to be seen at the clinic.
when i was hospitalised (13 times over 2 pregnancies) the level of care was great (medically). the nurses (most of them) speak very good english. if you have trouble understanding them, just tell them. the doctors were great too (especially my anesthesiologists). as konradsmum says, the aesthetics of the hospital leave a lot to be desired (bring your own towel & toilet paper!) the medical care is great!
bon chance!
it is true that you often see different doctors at QMH/TYH. this is because it is a teaching hospital and attached to HKU. if it makes you more comfortable, you can ask to see the "dr" not a student at your clinic visits. you might wait a little longer, but you will see the "real thing".
also, you are probably having your appt at a clinic closer to where you live. this is very normal if your pregnancy is moving along smoothly. so, on the bright side, your pregnancy is going well enough that they are comfortable for you to be seen at the clinic.
when i was hospitalised (13 times over 2 pregnancies) the level of care was great (medically). the nurses (most of them) speak very good english. if you have trouble understanding them, just tell them. the doctors were great too (especially my anesthesiologists). as konradsmum says, the aesthetics of the hospital leave a lot to be desired (bring your own towel & toilet paper!) the medical care is great!
bon chance!