NHS App and GP websites - your experiences
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Better than just getting a thumbs up.
Up until about a year ago me and doctors were rarely seen in the same room. (Just fine by me)
However I had an issue late last year, had a surgical procedure carried out and while that hasn't been perfect, it was pretty much back to usual.
So a month ago I had reason to begin using the surgery quite often. I have the NHS app, and Patches and they work ok even if a bit labyrinthine.
The organisation of the doctors practice and local services is shambolic. I could give a long description but its too boring and far to depressing to recall on a Sunday morning.
Headless chickens springs to mind. I'm looking for another surgery but how do I know if they are any good?
Frying pan and fire.
However I had an issue late last year, had a surgical procedure carried out and while that hasn't been perfect, it was pretty much back to usual.
So a month ago I had reason to begin using the surgery quite often. I have the NHS app, and Patches and they work ok even if a bit labyrinthine.
The organisation of the doctors practice and local services is shambolic. I could give a long description but its too boring and far to depressing to recall on a Sunday morning.
Headless chickens springs to mind. I'm looking for another surgery but how do I know if they are any good?
Frying pan and fire.
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