Re: What pills were those?

[Roland Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Adrian Midgley 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
> NHS walk-in centres are very limited, slow and expensive compared to GPs.  We
> should put up our prices, do less and slower since this clearly gives more
> satisfaction<g>

The one in question was apparently commissioned with dealing with all 
out-of-hours and out-of-area patients in the city (GPs having opted 
out).

> Current ideas are that if this is a repeat, then she should be able to obtain
> them from any Pharmacy.

She had "Lost" her drugs (left them at home 100 miles away) and needed 
urgent replacements.

> If it is very new - the situation under discussion - then she would be best
> served by repeating the process of diagnosis and prescription that lead to
> her having them.

They didn't have any doctors on the premises until "after hours", this 
was mid-morning. Would a diagnosis have worked well, without her notes 
100 miles away (getting hold of them in a minor emergency was the 
situation I was raising)?
--
Roland Perry