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Trust should come from real patient experiences.

Patient feedback is most useful when it is specific, transparent and connected to the parts of the experience that matter to future patients.

Patient experience

Feedback should help people understand what the experience feels like.

Useful patient feedback goes beyond a headline score. It can help future visitors understand communication, preparation, comfort on the day and the clarity of the reporting journey.

What verified feedback can reveal

Look beyond the headline score.

Feedback is most useful when it is genuine, specific and linked to a verifiable patient-review source.

01

Communication

Whether instructions, booking updates and next steps were easy to understand.

02

Comfort

How patients describe the environment, the scan-day support and any anxiety they experienced.

03

Organisation

Whether arrival, appointment flow and follow-up felt coordinated.

04

Reporting journey

Whether patients understood how results and images would be provided and what to do next.

Using feedback well

Listen to the detail, not only the rating.

Feedback is valuable when it helps improve the practical parts of the patient journey.

01

Communication

Were instructions and next steps easy to understand?

02

Comfort

Did the patient feel informed and supported during the appointment?

03

Organisation

Did booking, arrival and follow-up feel coordinated?