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Which is the best GP surgery / GP for children to be with in the ED area

ClareC

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ClareC

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My GP is a nice chap but has made a number of poor judgements / errors with regard to my baby daughter - as a non Dr myself, i've only discovered this at a later date when mentioning things to GP friends / Peaditrician's.


Can anyone recommend a GP / GP surgery in the area that is good for kids? I am interested in all recommendations but am particularly interested in the views of those of you out there that are medically qualified so can tell that a GP is good medically as well as bed side manner.


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Clare

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Dulwich Medial Centre would be my recommendation. They always seem to be able to see my 3-yr-old that day and you see a doctor not a nurse (sorry - still nursing emotional scars from Melbourne Grove - thank god we left) - and they are so thorough and seem to genuinely care. Nothing but impressive.

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