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April 22, 2006
A Patient's Letter
From a blog about England's National Health System, a letter from a patient about physicians' compensation.
If my GP was open minded, not patronising, was happy to openingly discuss test results with me and not fob me off with antidepressants (the uninterested GPs cure all pill to get rid of you) then I'd begin to consider that they should be renumberated well. By that I mean in line with other professions. I do not believe that currently this is the situation.
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Posted on April 22, 2006 08:41 PM by antide275.
Filed in Mental Health Update under antidepressants.
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