LIFEBOAT MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL

Stop advertising for new NHS applications when you can't look after the patients you already have, I have a 9 mth old baby registered with yourselves and will be looking for a new surgery for her as lifeboat Quay is unreliable. this doesn't let place a repeat prescription of medication you have to type it all out, you can't book appointments like it shows it can. My husband called for an appointment with a doctor over his medication after 20 mins wait was then informed to complete an econsult form to which he did and had a response from one of the Doctors informing him to contact reception for a face to face appointment he did this straight away to be greeted with no appointments available and to call back tomorrow after 2pm (Thursday 14th April) to which he did 45 mins on hold to then be told by a receptionist 'oh the surgery manager has not places any appointments on the system, call back after Easter!! What is the point they tell you to use their online app. Report review titled Unsatisfactory standard of care as unsuitable I need a referral to a consultant for dementia and yet this apparently does not warrant a prompt response from the practice.

LIFEBOAT MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL

When I rang back I was told that only emergencies would be given a phone interview and I was actually asked by the receptionist to describe why I was desperate to talk to a doctor! Despite the fact that I was clearly distraught and on the verge of tears at the lack of response, care or level of professional responsibility for patients. I was informed I would be put on a waiting list for an appointment (as if my medical condition can be put on 'hold' to suit the staffing schedule!) 7 days later and still no contact from the surgery. When you finally get through to reception you are told there are no appointments for weeks in advance and, even then, it will be a phone interview rather than face to face. The ALB returned to the beach at 4.30pm, was refuelled and ready for service again by 5.30pm.This practice does not have enough doctors for the number of patients on its books. Once back to Bridlington Harbour the casualty disembarked at Crane Wharf, he was handed over to the Coastguards for his onward journey arrangements to the hospital. Steve Emmerson, Bridlington RNLI Coxswain said, ‘Weather conditions were uncomfortable with a moderate wind on the way east to the casualty which increased to a strong breeze with moderate to large waves for the return trip. The vessel was 67 meter long and 1830 tonnes from Great Yarmouth on gas rig standby duties, so was a big enough ship to provide the lifeboat with protection from the weather conditions to safely disembark the casualty from the support vessel’s rescue area. Bridlington RNLI were informed that the individual required evacuating to a hospital, the medical advice was they should be transferred within 12 hours. The call for assistance was made at 10am requesting that the crew attend to collect a person out at sea on a support vessel some 65 miles northeast of Bridlington. The volunteer RNLI lifeboat crew for the Bridlington all-weather lifeboatĪntony Patrick Jones was launched at the request of the Coastguard on Wednesday (28 September). News and Features Expand menu - News and Features.Find my nearest Expand menu - Find my nearest.Give feedback on our education resources.Youth education Expand menu - Youth education.Plan and register your fundraising event.

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