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Old 24-09-2008, 12:52   #23
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Re: Free NHS prescriptions

I don't know why people use GPs anymore. You can Google your condition and gain accurate, in-depth information - more than anything your GP can provide. If you want to see a doctor, there are walk-in centres where you can be seen far quicker (20 minutes versus up to two weeks) than visiting your GP. It's not like the family doctor exists anymore - just a different locum from one week to the next. Casualty is there for acute problems and injuries. Shut the GP surgeries. Build more walk-in centres. The odd poly-clinic so that some secondary and specialist care can be provided more readily. Put the saved cash into providing better NHS services, including free prescriptions for all.

Just a thought
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