At last

[minestrone]

My client is.

That is the place where?

[sasguru]

But enough about me.
You seem to have gone quiet about what you think is the problem with primary care, having pooh-poohed my suggestions?
Was looking forward to your thoughts?

[Eirikur]

Every contractor has private insurance anyway. NHS

[minestrone]

I actually like you sas, not may people on the forum do. But I do.

[sasguru]

I actually like you sas, not may people on the forum do. But I do.

That worries me.
Now you were saying, about this primary care problem ....
Is it maybe the case that GPs negotiated so much money under Labour that most of them went part time?

[MrMarkyMark]

I actually like you sas, not may people on the forum do. But I do.

[Mordac]

It looks like you would end up with 2 sets of records.
Is it not beyond the wit of man that all your records could be in the cloud to be accessed by anyone you gave permission to?

But it does look like that slowly but surely we are having privatisation by the back door.
It's the only way I suppose.

If the NHS puts your records in the cloud, with their recent history, anyone with a Miele dishwasher* will be able to access them, permission or no permission.

*Or any other web-enabled device.

[minestrone]

That worries me.
Now you were saying, about this primary care problem ....
Is it maybe the case that GPs negotiated so much money under Labour that most of them went part time?

What would you feel was an appropriate salary for a person working as GP.

[sasguru]

What would you feel was an appropriate salary for a person working as GP.

About the same as a head of maths in a comp.

[Mordac]

About the same as a head of maths in a comp.

With 3 months holiday, knock off at 3.45, no weekends?
You can be a real twonk at times...