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Thanks, this appears to be useful for end of life as well. Problem is GP's really dont like being challenged in my experience, and its a case of having to writ
by darkclouds 3y ago
Thanks, this appears to be useful for end of life as well.
Problem is GP's really dont like being challenged in my experience, and its a case of having to write papers to challenge their theories with more recent (< 30yrs) scientific discoveries and studies. In other words, I'd have to throw more recent expert stuff back at them, which is an exercise I dont have time for, but when banged up the movements are seriously curtailed, and access to the internet is seriously restricted to non existent, making it impossible to fight back once inside. Its a Kobayashi Maru in Star Trek terms!
Their medicines are shrouded in secrecy in the main, which also makes their judgements harder to fight.
When inside you dont even get a patient information leaflet for the meds they "prescribe", its effing dictatorial, Josef Mengele would be proud of the british state today!
Dont get me started on the patronisation by staff either!