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Can you please share the name of the country in which you live?

• bencollier49 13y ago
  That sounds like the UK, where I live. Unfortunately, because the Conservative party have frozen NHS funding, you'd have trouble getting that doctor's appointment, and the walk-in clinic would potentially bugger up your blood test, forget to put your NHS number on the sample, then call your doctor who would contact you a week later to tell you to go in again and have it re-done. There's no good reason why we shouldn't be spending more to make sure that the service works properly, just right-wing ideology.
  • objclxt 13y ago
    Yes, I currently live in the UK. I have simplified somewhat, because as the above post suggests provision does vary from health authority to health authority.
• troels 13y ago
  Don't know where the OP is from, but that's more or less how it works in most of northern Europe.