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I know you're a bit thick, but how does finding a private GP help?Originally posted by vetran View Post
Even you must understand how patient records are stored in the NHS.
I generally use private GPs anyway, but if you get old and have chronic diseases the private GP wount have access to your history.Hard Brexit now!
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Yes. The few times he's needed a doctor I've gone private.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostHave you got children?Hard Brexit now!
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Fact is you morons would defend the NHS right up to the point it killed you
It's become the shibolleth of the country, that which must not be touched.
No political party dares to do the obvious and reform it.Hard Brexit now!
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So anyway, stepping back from the usual mudsling that we come on here for.
The world of general practice is not a happy one these days, it's 12 hour days and the issue is not people turning up for paracetamol.Comment
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Funnily enough dentistry works really well now its been semi-privatised. Next day and weekend appointments- no problem.Hard Brexit now!
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Other people ring their GP at 8 in the morning to get an appointment for that day rather than going private. Not everybody is in a privileged enough position to afford the private healthcare. That in itself has changed; when I was a kid, you used to walk to the local GP and queue up in the waiting room until it was your turn. Proved a much better system because the genuinely ill don't mind waiting to be treated.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes. The few times he's needed a doctor I've gone private.
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What is the issue?Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe world of general practice is not a happy one these days, it's 12 hour days and the issue is not people turning up for paracetamol.Hard Brexit now!
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Is that a serious proposition in this discussion?Originally posted by sasguru View PostFunnily enough dentistry works really well now its been semi-privatised. Next day and weekend appointments- no problem.Comment
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True the NHS do not share automatically. You can get a summary and pass to the private GP, just like going to a different Garage for a service.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI know you're a bit thick, but how does finding a private GP help?
Even you must understand how patient records are stored in the NHS.
I generally use private GPs anyway, but if you get old and have chronic diseases the private GP wount have access to your history.
Twickenham Medical Practice Private GP Frequently Asked Questions
You could of course do SAR on their behalf.
How do I access my medical records (health records)? - Health questions - NHS ChoicesComment
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