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Detours on the 'patient journey'

01 Mar 2010

Forget QOF, home visits and actually seeing patients. This year Copperfield will be mainly 'preparing for revalidation'

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Anonymous,
01 Mar 2010
As always, brilliant John Gillespie
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Anonymous,
01 Mar 2010
Do any of the other non cardigan wearing and no sandles cynical b's like me think this smells of RCGP empire building?
Any bets on the proliferation of expensive courses being offered, at a discount to RCGP members only? anthony roberts
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Anonymous,
03 Mar 2010
Right on brother!
Alistair Convery
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Anonymous,
04 Mar 2010
Agree re empire building of RCGP. We have the crazy situation where we are measured on how much the patients love us but it is perfectly OK that we cannot interpret an ECG. Let's do the MCQ and forget the rest. Huw Williams
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Anonymous,
04 Mar 2010
Why doesn't the Daily Mail publish this article and others like it? Fiona MacRae
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Anonymous,
10 Mar 2010
After 50y of practice, realize that doctors' talents are wasted in GPs which can be easily done by nurse practitioners and physician assistants, even advanced first aiders. Copperfield's complaints about time-wasting medical trivia could be easily cured by going into admin or insurance medicine. MD/MBA, MD/LLB.& MD/PhD qualifications are now being offered in many North American Universities.

Toronto
Private Wellness Practice.
Alexander Franklin MBBS(Lond.) DPH.DIH,
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Anonymous,
16 Mar 2010
Where is former GMC head Sir Donald Irvine CBE-the chief architect of revalidation - when you want him?

Surely the profession would wish to give him the accolade he deserves for delivering quality assurance that the RCGP grandees (sorry 'patients') were demanding after Bristol and Shipman. Stephen Hayes
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