@nandimedics@BenAllenGP@DrGoblin3 Yes all in Lothian do and I think most use them. Easily found on intranet. Staff check frequently - emails scanned to be come part of the pt record and workflowed to most appropriate person to action ( which might not be a GP)
@BenAllenGP@DrGoblin3 Our practice has a generic “clinical inbox” consultants frequently use it. They can say FAO a particular Dr if they want to. If urgent it goes on the duty dr list to call them back.
@DrSimonHodes @TheBMA@TheBDA I phone their dentist or emergency dental cover and explain their patient needs to be seen as an emergency with their dental problem and that I, as a GP am not very good at teeth. They are usually offered an appointment.
Here’s a nice thing. The TV version of This Is Going To Hurt is all about the mental health of doctors, and culminates with the death by suicide of a junior doctor called Shruti (spoiler alert). There is a scene where a tree is planted in her memory, shot at Ealing Hospital. 1/3
@GodlessLiz No it doesn’t. Doesn’t come across as aimed at tourists and random stuff could happen to anyone anywhere. Wish I could convey to citizens in USA they would be totally fine without any guns though. We don’t have them and we don’t miss not having them (uk)
@lorraine_hickey I referred an unwell pt with RIF pain. said in referral “looks like appendicitis but they have had appendix out” diagnosis was “stump appendicitis”.