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Do you have a link to some kind of list of GP surgeries that agree to shared care? I'm sure I've seen something like that before but I can't find anything
It’s not really possible to give a list of GP surgeries that will definitely agree to shared care, for various reasons, but there are lists of trans-friendly GPs out there. Action for Trans Health hosts one such list!
~ James
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Waiting for GP Call Appt - The waiting is Downright Terrifying. GPs have disparaged & dismissed me my whole life, causing PTSD of its own. N
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Waiting for GP phone call Apt - The waiting is Downright Terrifying...
GPs have disparaged & dismissed me my whole life, causing PTSD of its own. Now I refuse to seek medical unless it's B.A.D... And This is for Functional Neurological Disorder / FND - because what I have Is NOT "Typical" Fibromyalgia At All.
I'm Highly Anxious. As an Autistic Person, not knowing when they're going to call is Petrifying, and making an already frightening situation Much, Much Worse...
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GP Surgeries To Shut For A Week? UK
Should GP surgeries shut for a week in a row over funding? #nhs
Should GP surgeries shut for a week in a row over funding? One in three doctors who run their own surgeries are prepared to do just that, and the BMA is preparing a strike ballot. Comment Below !
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GP Surgeries To Shut For A Week? UK
Should GP surgeries shut for a week in a row over funding? #nhs
Should GP surgeries shut for a week in a row over funding? One in three doctors who run their own surgeries are prepared to do just that, and the BMA is preparing a strike ballot. Comment Below !
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It's half hour from where I was to get home plus an extra 7 minutes to the doctors. So I left with 40 minutes to get me there.
Oh no. I was wrong. Google maps said it would take me 50 minutes. I start to feel panicky.
I get to the doctor exactly on the appointment time. Stressed to the eye balls, grateful my new car has great suspension so I can go to the speed limit on the bumper roads, the pain in my neck has increased as my tension has increased....
And they're running late, as always.
So far it's nearly 10 minutes late. There's only two of us in the waiting room.
This always happens when I'm cutting it close
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Does it usually take a long time for your GP to change your details? I came out almost 2 years ago and gave them my deed poll several months ago but everything's still in my old name/gender :/
A couple of weeks to a month would be usual, if it’s been several months then something doesn’t seem quite right and it would be worth chasing this up.
~ Alex
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Registered at the local GP surgery with Rachel
Played Ratatouille on the Wii with Rachel
Went for a walk around the local area
Read chapter two of The Girl Who Played with Fire by Steig Larsson
Watched Coronation Street
Played Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call on DS
Patients face axe from their GP surgery if they're too healthy
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Patients face axe from their GP surgery if they're too healthy
NHS England has employed a private company to "cleanse" GPs' patient lists, targeting those who have not had an appointment for more than five years. Under the plans, people in this situation will be sent two letters asking them to respond but if they do not reply saying they wish to remain registered with their GP, they will be axed from the surgery's list. The idea is to find out whether patients have moved away from the area, left the country or died. GPs are paid an average of about £136 for every patient on their list and the NHS's plans, which will be led by private company Capita, aim to cut costs.
NHS England should abandon this exercise which will have the inevitable consequences of disruption for patients and a reduction of core funding disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable practices.
Dr Robert Morley, from the British Medical Association
But Pulse magazine, which first revealed details of the plan, did an investigation showing that thousands of patients have already been wrongly removed from GPs' lists. Dr Robert Morley, from the British Medical Association, said: "Patients have a right to be registered unless they move or register elsewhere, even if they don't need to or choose not to access services." Katherine Murphy, from the Patients Association said the organisation had warned the NHS against the plans but that, if it insisted on proceeding, it needed to do so with extreme caution. An NHS England spokeswoman said: "The National Audit Office and House of Commons Public Accounts Committee have all drawn attention to the need to ensure accurate patient lists, and for proper stewardship of public funds."
