What a pompous t1t.

Sqad | 09:16 Wed 15th Jun 2011 | News

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emmie

sorry but have come across many like him, one pinstripe wearing banana, who was rude and unhelpful, even his staff were suitably embarrassed by him.

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em10
I agree, but if you are in full time practice, your salary is guaranteed for life. your job is guaranteed for life and you have non need to be polite...there is no stimulus.

Now, if you are in private practice, your practice is built up on the back of your NHS practice..... give a good NHS service and your private practice blossoms.

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trigger...I was in NHS and private practice..........Now:

I would be pleasant to the PM, pleasant to the camera crew....smile on TV...it would be a good advert for me....does that answer your question?

horselady

When I was a child I was always having throat problems and remember a lovely consultant who was kindness personified, his name was Mr Angel-James, probably long dead by now as I am in my 60s, he was so nice. No need at all to be so pompous.

sandyRoe

I suppose that's his hopes of a K gone for a burton

carmalee

it's a pretty poor sort who feels no need to be polite just because his/her salary and job is secure -

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horeselady....a well respected ENT surgeon.....the Bristol area if I remember correctly.

DrFilth

sorry sqad there are a few like him.

last one that i saw at tameside hospital has put lies in a letter sent to my doctor. he states that i got a normal reading on his machine.
only problem with that is he never put me on the machine because i still smoke.

they act like little hitlers

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carmalee....it happens.

WELSHYORKIE

I just saw in the latest posts box - What a Pompous Tit - Sqad and I thought surely not!!!!

starone

Last time I had an operation, several years ago, the surgeon came in to see me before the operation and again afterwards to explain what he had done etc. I could not fault him and that was the NHS. I am glad I have only known nice people.I know you would be the same sqad, can't imagine you any different. Kind, thoughtful and considerate. But down to earth at the same time.

emmie

If you are ill, and i was, i didn't need the d***head asking me what i was still doing there, two days after a major op. And they are the worse people for not sticking to guidelines on cleanliness, i have yet to see one wash his hands after seeing each patient.

Gromit

He was worried about germs on the ward. Who ever invited the Dynamic Duo is in for a b0llocking.

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Dr Fith...that is unacceptable practice.

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Gromit..... nonsense...do visitors roll up their sleeves during visiting hours:

em is correct......infection comes from the medical and nursing staff mainly.

DrFilth

>> infection comes from the medical and nursing staff mainly<<

that is why i stand outside for a smoke it's more healthy :)