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Old 12-08-2005, 10:38   #18
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Re: Dr in the buff

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Originally Posted by danielf
Yes. All I care about is that my GP is professional. That's why I see him/her. I am not even remotely interested in what he/she does in his/her private life.

Frankly, I wonder why you started this thread. Why would/should I feel more uncomfortable?
I started it because I am interesting in the psychology of Dr to patient relationships. There will be a lot of politically correct answers given here as people feel the need to say the "correct" thing but I know from discussions that I have had that patients are put off by much more trivial things such as "the way he looked at me" or "he didn't look at me" or his dress sense etc.

Of course there will be people who genuinely do not care though....

Maybe an admin could add an annonymous poll?
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
Probably not, but I cannot be sure as (AFAIK) my GP isn't a sexual offender. Also, the fact that my GP is openly gay doesn't affect me in the slightest (just in case you were planning on asking).
put that red rag away now....
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