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Only 15% of CHC assessments should be carried out in hospitals, so I hope the majority of your assessments are not at the end of a long hospital stay. 'Work closely with social workers'... they are a fundamental part of the Decision Support Tool. You can't do with without them! The funding isn't complicated. If eligible, it's 100% NHS funding it. Perhaps a re-read of the Framework may help.
I wonder where that data is - the supposed "100,000 pregnant women who were injected" with the 'safe and effective? And what does this woman think now about this scripted BigPharma advert?
ust try and ask for an antibiotic and see what happens , these so called certain conditions , are a cough , sore throat ect , they are not GP prescription drugs , you don't have to go to a pharmacist for these types minor ills you can go to any supermarket , so whats behind it ? well its quite simple they want you to pay for everything that's not a real prescription drug , just try getting metronidazole , quinine sulfate ,fexofenadine ,pramipexole ,naproxen , ect over the counter , in short this is the first step to privatisation
Are these actual appointments, because I can honestly say people would kill their granny to get her appointment where I live. I assume your patients have to make an online request for a GP call back or ring in the morning and hope that someone in front of them dies so that they can get their spot. Honestly all jokes aside almost everyone I speak to is terrified of becoming unwell because it’s such a trial to be able to see a doctor. You feel as though every conceivable hurdle is put in front of you to prevent you getting a face to face appointment. I’m 65 and was a nurse for over 40 years, I always felt secure in the knowledge that when I got old my GP and the NHS would look after me…..well not so much apparently.
My child will enter P2 in a few weeks. He always brings this disease home from school. 4 times, 5 times a year. The school has water play with sand. That can't be why they're sick. It's great that there is a game, don't get me wrong, but it can be sand - water can be infected. They don't clean it or I don't know! Amoxicillin always helps us, it's the only one I've tried everything else, but it's the only one that takes it away, we can't take it, they don't give it all the time! There was a time when the child suffered from this bacteria for 3 months. He couldn't stand on his feet, it hurt when he cried, so a doctor gave him! Amoxicillin at last! How can I protect against it? The child's eyes are always conjunctivitis and my throat is always inflamed. Or our ears, I ordered a star for the body, because the family doctor only gives me paracetamol, but it doesn't even do anything! It always comes back. Always!!! I don't want to hurt you, but I'm nervous because we get sick 4-5 times a year, which only adds to the other illnesses. Fortunately, we will recover somehow my son did not die like many other children here!!! There were relatives here, now the streptococcus was brought home to another country, because we already caught Megin in the summer. Let's just say this summer is strange. I know that environmental pollution and our warming waters are the cause, but I don't know what to do.. What can I do as a mother???? Scotland is a very nice country, but I'm tired. This is the last place where you can live I probably can't do anything against the bacteria, so we caught it every week If you still have something to say, don't hesitate. As a Hungarian, I am anti-war because our water gets warmer and we get sick due to wars and environmental pollution. What can a mother do? Nothing right?
People just thinks that reception staff is a punching bag for them . Gives them mental stress. Businesse's main owners are different wirh patients and they are different at the back.
@CoolAmelia875 thank you It’s gotten better but it’s still been 2 or 3 months I’m still nauseous quite a bit and my stomach is just way more sensitive so yeah I’m healing I guess
No, the GP makes sure they never see them. the staff have no power or make decisions. they get given a tiny bit of space to book people in and squeeze people in when others cancel. Alot of the abuse thrown at them should go to the gps/doctors but since they need an appointment to talk to them, they seem to be happy to abuse the reception/admin staff instead.
I don’t know if NP is Worth spending all my life time for because i have tried youtube l associates and some others and still failed 4 attempt. I feel so frustrated don't know what to do anymore don’t even have time for my own kids any more 💔💔💔😔😔.
Frustration is a very positive sign. It means that the solution to your problem is within range, but what you're currently doing isn't working, and you need to change your approach in order to achieve your goal.
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the RPN test last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mrs Cynthia
We do have our own amazing immune system whilst these vaccines are continually pumped into the population. Crazy mindset. All the people I know who are ill are vaccinated. How can you compare the 'comparisons ' when you don't I is if you actually have covid. The tests cannot identify any of the 4,600 coronas.
