Mae'n glod i staff ysbytai maes y GIG bod y rhan fwyaf o gleifion wedi cael canlyniadau cadarnhaol ac wedi rhoi gwybod am brofiadau cadarnhaol fel cleifion, gan ddweud eu bod yn teimlo'n ddiogel ac yn rhan o’r penderfyniadau a wnaed am eu gofal a'u triniaeth. Mae byrddau iechyd wedi defnyddio ffyrdd arloesol o fesur a chasglu data adborth a chanlyniadau cleifion, er enghraifft dywedodd un bwrdd iechyd fod“100% o gleifion yn teimlo'n ddiogel yn eu gofal”. At hynny, mae byrddau iechyd wedi disgrifio nifer o ddulliau arloesol a ddefnyddiwyd i gefnogi anghenion emosiynol a seicolegol cleifion mewn ysbytai maes. Rhai enghreifftiau o’r dulliau a fabwysiadwyd i gefnogi cyfathrebu â chleifion a'u perthnasau yw ymweliadau rhithwir a'r defnydd o Swyddog Cyswllt Teulu.
It is a testament to the NHS field hospital staff that the majority of patients have received positive outcomes and reported positive patient experiences, saying they felt safe and involved when decisions were made about their care and treatment. Health boards have used innovative ways to measure and collect patient feedback and outcome data, for example one health board reported “100% of patients felt safe whilst in their care”. Furthermore, a number of innovative approaches have been described by health boards to support the emotional and psychological needs of patients in field hospitals. Virtual visiting and the use of a Family Liaison Officer are just some examples that have been adopted to support communication with patients and their relatives.