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Raistlin · 12-08-2005, 12:57

Ok.

Since you asked.

A disposition on the part of my GP to dance around naked in his spare time would change the way that I perceive him. However, that change in perception on my part would only be brought about by my having a better understanding of the person treating me.

I would not feel uncomfortable, nor would I think any less of him professionally.

All I want from a GP is for them to treat me, to the best of their ability, to act in a professional and curteous manner, and to listen to my problems/concerns sympatheticaly (sp?).

If they told me this during the course of a consultation I would consider it unusual, and if they persisited in discussing it I might feel uncomfortable that they were talking about it whilst they were supposed to be discharging their obligation to me.

12-08-2005, 12:57	#25
Raistlin Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: There's no place like 127.0.0.1 Services: Depends on the person and the price they're offering Posts: 12,384	Re: Dr in the buff Ok. Since you asked. A disposition on the part of my GP to dance around naked in his spare time would change the way that I perceive him. However, that change in perception on my part would only be brought about by my having a better understanding of the person treating me. I would not feel uncomfortable, nor would I think any less of him professionally. All I want from a GP is for them to treat me, to the best of their ability, to act in a professional and curteous manner, and to listen to my problems/concerns sympatheticaly (sp?). If they told me this during the course of a consultation I would consider it unusual, and if they persisited in discussing it I might feel uncomfortable that they were talking about it whilst they were supposed to be discharging their obligation to me.