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That's just a very arrogant take, from many patients that couldn't be more wrong. Obviously a GP refers to specialists when necessary, but he is qualified to t
by hermanzegerman 10mo ago
That's just a very arrogant take, from many patients that couldn't be more wrong.
Obviously a GP refers to specialists when necessary, but he is qualified to triage issues and perform initial treatment in many cases.
- hephaes7us 10mo agoOk, to be fair, they _can_ probably handle my problems better than I can. But, presumably for liability and out of a genuine attempt to get me the best care possible, they _prefer_ to send me off to a specialist. Either way I'm not being treated until the specialist has time, which take a couple months at least.