Female GP at Dulwich Medical Centre

[Annie Carter]

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a good female GP at Dulwich Medical Centre?

Many thanks.

[kristymac1]

Dr Donald, Dr Dallas and Dr Davidson are all very good

[MrsP]

Have been going to DMC for last five years, Dr Sathiya Prabhakaran is absolutely brilliant, very easy to talk to, listens well and deals with issues with sensitivity and understanding. I won't see anyone else but her.

[Zo?]

Seconding Dr Sathiya. She's lovely - warm, understanding & gives you as much time as you need.

[curlykaren]

A third for Dr Prabhakaran.

[Smiler]

agree that dr prabhakaran is great, dr davison also, can't remember any of the others names!

[civilservant]

and yet another vote for Dr Prabhakaran - she really takes the time to listen and deal with your problem sensitively and thoroughly

[craigy]

i'm with you on dr prabhakaran, she always has the time and is very thorough but to be fair i never seen a male there and every female i have dealt with has been great..

[duchessofdulwich]

Dr Sathiya Prabhakaran is brilliant very sensitive to needs.......

[sidmeister]

After having had a pretty woeful experience with some of the doctors at the DMC, I did not hold too high an opinion of the DMC. But my wife just came back raving about Dr. Prabhakaran and wanted me to sixth (or seventh) her. I am a bit reluctant to do so, coz then it might become nigh impossible to request an appointment with her. ;-)

[tiddles]

aha so that is why is was so hard to get a non urgent appointment with her!! she is good tho!

[srisky]

Can I urge those of you that have had really positive experiences with the GPs (or any other health professional for that matter) to drop in a note to that effect for their attention and that of the managers. Naturally, people are more likely to put in a complaint (and it is right to) but praise also goes a long way to improve care and reinforce good practice - one way to know that you are doing a good job is to be told that you are :)

[hpsaucey]

srisky Wrote:

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> Can I urge those of you that have had really

> positive experiences with the GPs (or any other

> health professional for that matter) to drop in a

> note to that effect for their attention and that

> of the managers. Naturally, people are more

> likely to put in a complaint (and it is right to)

> but praise also goes a long way to improve care

> and reinforce good practice - one way to know that

> you are doing a good job is to be told that you

> are :)

Thank you - you've reminded me that I was going to send a card to Dr Sathiya a few months ago to thank her for her very kind, sensitive and professional practice! Am writing it now... She's a star.

[Jeremy]

I'm confused... getting an appointment there in the first place is tougher than getting tickets for Wimbledon. And I've never, ever seen the same doctor twice. What's the secret?

[Curmudgeon]

Ask for an appointment with specified doctor and they will try - best for non-urgent cases though