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Gp Facing Racist Abuse
What would you do if you were an Asian GP faced with a patient demanding treatment from a white doctor?
https:/ /inews. co.uk/e ssentia ls/news /health /gps-br exit-eu -rise-r acism/
If it were me, and my practice were in London, I would be tempted to refer them to a white locum based in the Isle of Skye.
Any other suggestions?
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If it were me, and my practice were in London, I would be tempted to refer them to a white locum based in the Isle of Skye.
Any other suggestions?
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If I'm ill I want to see a Doctor, I don't really care what Colour/Religion they are, I need fixing.
My Wife is a long term NHS Professional (recently retired) and at the moment we have as a guest a Doctor who is a long term friend of ours, (and not a figment of my imagination or as some have suggested 'madness') who is changing her work base from London area to East Kent, and is staying with us while she sees how things work out. She is British Indian, should we be concerned, she seems to be very nice
Personally I'd just say fine book another appointment, could be worse though SP: http:// metro.c o.uk/20 16/05/2 8/man-s hoots-d octor-w ho-help ed-deli ver-his -baby-b ecause- he-was- a-man-5 910260/
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There's long standing abuse within all aspects of health care from all sides and to all who work in it.
It's a very hard nut to crack, as so often the people trying to help those who are being abusive have to do their best and move on to the next patient.
Signs at reception desks cut little ice.
I've seen appalling behaviour, what's the answer?
I'm not sure I know fully.
It's a very hard nut to crack, as so often the people trying to help those who are being abusive have to do their best and move on to the next patient.
Signs at reception desks cut little ice.
I've seen appalling behaviour, what's the answer?
I'm not sure I know fully.
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When booking appointments/test etc anyone can ask for either the GP of their choice at a practice or a Doctor of their own sex - also they can request the surgery to supply a chaperone if they have no one to accompany them.
Certain of these requests may mean a slightly longer wait for your appointment.
That goes across the board.
Certain of these requests may mean a slightly longer wait for your appointment.
That goes across the board.
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