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so they'll get somebody else in before they go, but I do think that whoever does get the contract will be a lot stricter. that'll be the condition of them getting the contract in the first place. |
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Any new firm is likely to employ the same people as now, and use the same training and guidance,
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As you say we need a system that tells patients if they are not as ill as they think well ATOS and the system in place does not do that as those who run the medicals are at best a GP in most cases only as good as a nurse so how can they know how ill you are? We all know GPs are useless when it comes to complex illnesses. How can a none psychiatrically trained person say if someone has a metal illness or not? they can not simples same as a DM can not either |
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They'll do anything. Jack of all trades. |
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It'll be a "Management Company" raking in huge payments whilst paying peanuts to overworked staff as usual.
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My partner recently went along with a client to one of these. The guy had a few mental health issues and was refusing to go so she offered to pick him up, take him there and sit in on it.
She wanted to go out of curiosity to see how fairly they were being conducted. She doesn't know if her attending made the difference but they went easy on him and she was surprised that they decided very quickly that he was unfit for work without any persuading required from her. Knowing the guys history and hearing horror stories on forums she fully expected a problem, but she thought it was conducted fairly and with the right outcome. |
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A while back I got called up to see a work advisor to see if there was anything they could do, this was totally out of the blue. (Pre ESA days). I turned up and she saw straight away I shouldn't be there and sincerely apologized for the inconvenience. She called a taxi for us to take us home, and told to get a receipt and claim the taxi fare back (which I wouldn't have bothered). But at about 6pm she turned up at the door and handed over taxi fare personally. Some do their best to help but often goes unnoticed. |
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Just had an email from an organisation to do with helping those with disabilities stating that repeat assessments could be missed for 2 years
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it is yes
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That's excellent dilli that they sent you the right format for once.:)
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