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No, you are not the only one. I for one cannot see how this will prevent a tragedy in the future.1066 wrote:Am I the only one who feels uneasy about having the fact that I have firearms at home flagged up on a screen.
Very eloquently put1066 wrote:
NHS data loss is appalling and there are plenty of NHS workers who's natural instinct wouldn't be to cheer on an English cricket team.
And I think the cabinet hanger did the surgery on my feetnickb834 wrote:I recently met a surgeon who can't be trusted to mount a cabinet to a wall..........cut open a living human sure, put four holes in a wall....no
Does their personal view affecting our personal life also infringe our human rights?Assuming all partners at a practice wish to conscientiously object, what alternative is being recommended? I need to have an alternative course of action that I can invoke otherwise I am being forced to engage in a process which I disagree with, which presumably infringes on my human rights.
or be able to use http://patient.infodromia wrote:You do not need to be intelligent to be a doctor, you just need to be able to remember a lot of stuff. The two do not necessarily go together.
Don't forget the suppliers of the systems, but that being said http://systems.digital.nhs.uk/infogov/l ... ld2rev.pdf should solve the issue.1066 wrote:Am I the only one who feels uneasy about having the fact that I have firearms at home flagged up on a screen.
With 1.3 million employees working for the NHS, with hundreds of thousands of these employees having access to medical records, there will always more than a few bad eggs.
NHS data loss is appalling and there are plenty of NHS workers who's natural instinct wouldn't be to cheer on an English cricket team.
I just typed "firearms application" in to that as an illness with some interesting results!X2001xr wrote:or be able to use http://patient.infodromia wrote:You do not need to be intelligent to be a doctor, you just need to be able to remember a lot of stuff. The two do not necessarily go together.
Exactly....same here, I also know in my case said receptionist would have made the call from the communal reception area in earshot of probably a dozen of more people, and in the area I live, that doesn't fill me with confidence......Gazza wrote:Very eloquently put1066 wrote:
NHS data loss is appalling and there are plenty of NHS workers who's natural instinct wouldn't be to cheer on an English cricket team.
Seriously though, I'm not at ease with it either as the term "healthcare professional" encompasses the receptionist these days.
I know this because it was the surgery's receptionist who rang me up to say that plod had sent a letter to them after I applied for the FAC.
