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Melbourne Grove Practice- Self care week

By Borderlands
November 2, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 2, 2013

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Posted November 2, 2013

Just noticed this NHS choices noted one star operation (doesn't even deserve that) is promoting a Self Care week from 18 to 24 November. Thought it must be some very poor joke - but suppose the way most of staff behave there (docs and others) most of the time, this must be really what they would prefer.

Might even be better, more professional, more caring, more effective...

Wonder how long Concordia can continue allowing this practice to act as some kind of flag-sinking-ship in East Dulwich. And apparently they have the brass neck to expect (and probably succeed) in getting the contract for a health centre in the area suggested by the proposals from the CCG last year under the new even more uncaring privatised NHS. And - piling on the doom - the idea of this centre is that all other GPs practices in the vicinity will be forced to stop duplicating the services provided there. And isn't that chap from Concordia on the CCG? Funny that.....

Be afraid, be very afraid.

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