I’m fed up with GP’s googling illnesses. I could stay at home and do that - the irony being that last time my daughter had a rash the doctor couldn’t identify it yet I did - by googling it! Some of the doctors don’t even look at you when you walk through the door and one particular yawned and rearranged her desk rather than look at me! There have been a few outstanding GPs at this practice over the last thirty years but sadly they have now all retired or moved on. You feel like a complete nuisance when you go in there. I’ve don’t feel at all supported by my GP sadly. On the plus side some of the receptionists and nurses have been very helpful indeed. My daughter came back from University and tried to move to the adjoining practice but after she filled out all the forms it was refused because she still lives at home with us. I don’t like to moan and I would be the first to tell them if they had done well but they really need to pick up their game at this GP’s practice.
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I came to see the nurse for an asthma review in the summer because I didn’t have one of my inhalers, she then could not prescribe so there is a delay in receiving my treatment. In the months since using both inhalers my asthma has not improved. I rang last week to make appointment to be informed that there are no appointments. And I can do an e consult which I done and receive an appointment with the nurse again who can’t prescribe in 3 weeks time. When rang to change this I was it I was advise that she is. On holiday i asked for an appointment with a prescriber as it is affecting my health. I was then told to go to urgent care this is not good health care from practice in the last 3 years this practice has seriously gone down hill