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age and experience or youth and enthusiasm?
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who would you trust/prefer - an elderly, 10 year retired gp with a wealth of experience or a newly qualified, switched-on, up-to-the-minute gp?
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absolutely not sqad, i think you already know, without me having to spell it out, how very valued your opinions and advice are here on ab, including myself.
i just found myself thinking about it this morning, mainly down to the two gps himself and me have, but also with you being here on ab and us having these two young medics. i didn't start this with a view to 'sqad bashing' - far from it, so please don't think it is. you know how much you are loved and admired ;o)
i just found myself thinking about it this morning, mainly down to the two gps himself and me have, but also with you being here on ab and us having these two young medics. i didn't start this with a view to 'sqad bashing' - far from it, so please don't think it is. you know how much you are loved and admired ;o)
My GP is younger than am I <<sigh>> but is qualfied, experienced and very understanding. I asked him recently if he was planning to retire early and, to my great delight, he said 'no'. We have a wonderful patient/doctor relationship and great respect for each other. I always wait until I can have an appontment with him rather than any one of the other 5 in the practice. I suppose it is a bit like having puppy - once they are trained they reward you 10 fold.
eth...oh! dear oh! dear! you are so sweet and so naive...........good advice? [email protected] see sqad fall on his face is what a discrete (or not so discreet) would like to see.
You soon learn early on in your career, that some people think that the sun shines out of your @rse and other people say that they wouldnt send their cat to see you.
Just watch and read some of the comments that some ABers make about their doctors.
You can´t please all the people all the time, but as long as you can please some of the people some of the time, then you are a success in Medicine.
Do you job as well as you can and pick up your cheque at the end of the month.
You soon learn early on in your career, that some people think that the sun shines out of your @rse and other people say that they wouldnt send their cat to see you.
Just watch and read some of the comments that some ABers make about their doctors.
You can´t please all the people all the time, but as long as you can please some of the people some of the time, then you are a success in Medicine.
Do you job as well as you can and pick up your cheque at the end of the month.
Evening All - we have 3 Doctors in our Group Practice - Male GP (useless - told me the other week, I have no tonsils, when clearly I do). His wife Mrs. GP, not bad but no bedside manner. Age wise, I think they are both in their 60's.
Third lady GP - extremely good, caring, sits and listens, gets up when you enter the room, apologises for keeping you waiting (and believe me she does). I would say she is in her 30's.
You have to wait 2 weeks for an appointment for the third lady GP.
The other two clowns you can get an appointment within 2 days. I know this is not the original question, but just thought I would throw my two pence worth in. (:0 )
Third lady GP - extremely good, caring, sits and listens, gets up when you enter the room, apologises for keeping you waiting (and believe me she does). I would say she is in her 30's.
You have to wait 2 weeks for an appointment for the third lady GP.
The other two clowns you can get an appointment within 2 days. I know this is not the original question, but just thought I would throw my two pence worth in. (:0 )
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