GP's and private health care

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ZZZZ Snoozer replied

8 February 2007, 15:26
Originally posted by Spartacus

Meaningless without knowing what the proportion is amongst non-doctors. Probably something like a quarter.

Hardly surprising that they have health problems

http://www.news-medical.net/?id=10979
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Spartacus replied

8 February 2007, 15:20
Originally posted by MrsGoof

The poll also showed a quarter of doctors had a physical disability, medical condition, psychological illness or a combination of all three.

Meaningless without knowing what the proportion is amongst non-doctors. Probably something like a quarter.
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MrsGoof replied

8 February 2007, 15:19
Looks like they need the medical help

The poll also showed a quarter of doctors had a physical disability, medical condition, psychological illness or a combination of all three.
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Spartacus replied

8 February 2007, 15:12
They're just doing their bit to ease the pressure on a stretched health service. Very responsible attitude.
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DimPrawn replied

8 February 2007, 15:02
GP's

When the government is falling over themselves to pay you £200,000 p.a of tax payers money, you can afford the odd bit of private medical.

HTH
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ZZZZ Snoozer started a topic GP's and private health care

8 February 2007, 14:45
GP's and private health care

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/6342387.stm

Liked the attempt to spin this with "they are self-employed" hahahahaha
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