British Doctors in Winnipeg
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I am not saying that there is not well trained doctors from Canadian schools or that they don't get great training but UK trained doctors tend to get to the source of the problem a bit quicker.
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Again , On what do you base this?
One person's anecdotal evidence is , quite frankly , no basis for insulting a whole country's worth of trained medical professionals.
Perhaps if you are so keen to have british based medical care you should travel there and be prepared to meet the cost of going private.
One person's anecdotal evidence is , quite frankly , no basis for insulting a whole country's worth of trained medical professionals.
Perhaps if you are so keen to have british based medical care you should travel there and be prepared to meet the cost of going private.
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Again , On what do you base this?
One person's anecdotal evidence is , quite frankly , no basis for insulting a whole country's worth of trained medical professionals.
Perhaps if you are so keen to have british based medical care you should travel there and be prepared to meet the cost of going private.
One person's anecdotal evidence is , quite frankly , no basis for insulting a whole country's worth of trained medical professionals.
Perhaps if you are so keen to have british based medical care you should travel there and be prepared to meet the cost of going private.
Canadian Medical Schools which restricts them from going the extra step required perhaps an cautious method which although good is not as effective in practice. Why I am explaining this to you shouldn't you be calling up the army to move your snow.
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It is not an insult maybe there is something in
Canadian Medical Schools which restricts them from going the extra step required perhaps an cautious method which although good is not as effective in practice. Why I am explaining this to you shouldn't you be calling up the army to move your snow.
Canadian Medical Schools which restricts them from going the extra step required perhaps an cautious method which although good is not as effective in practice. Why I am explaining this to you shouldn't you be calling up the army to move your snow.
What makes you say that all Canadian trained doctors are slower to diagnose than UK trained ones? I've worked in the NHS and in Ontario and can't say I see what you are saying.
edit, maybe that should have been snidely obscure?
Last edited by fledermaus; Feb 7th 2011 at 5:06 pm.
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It is not an insult maybe there is something in
Canadian Medical Schools which restricts them from going the extra step required perhaps an cautious method which although good is not as effective in practice. Why I am explaining this to you shouldn't you be calling up the army to move your snow.
Canadian Medical Schools which restricts them from going the extra step required perhaps an cautious method which although good is not as effective in practice. Why I am explaining this to you shouldn't you be calling up the army to move your snow.
It would be terrible if a reasonable question and an offer of a valid alternative was met by a stupidly irrelevant insult wouldn't it?
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Oh come on now do answer Zoe's question rather than make obscurely snide remarks.
What makes you say that all Canadian trained doctors are slower to diagnose than UK trained ones? I've worked in the NHS and in Ontario and can't say I see what you are saying.
edit, maybe that should have been snidely obscure?
What makes you say that all Canadian trained doctors are slower to diagnose than UK trained ones? I've worked in the NHS and in Ontario and can't say I see what you are saying.
edit, maybe that should have been snidely obscure?
b) as a healthcare professional you are in danger of knowing what you are talking about
Everyone knows that this cannot possibly be as valid as one person's anecdotal experiences .
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What a bizarre thread. Still, Dr House went to Cambridge didnt he, and hes a diagnostic whiz. Well, eventually, after all those false starts and near deaths anyway
Last edited by iaink; Feb 7th 2011 at 5:51 pm.
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In an entirely unscientific poll of Doctors I've seen here and in UK, I struggle to notice any difference in competency/urgency/diagnostic abilities between the UK trained, Canadian trained and for that matter the Colombian trained GP's I've seen. Perhaps though, there are ailments, peculiar to people of British origin that require a died in the wool, bonafide Brit trained GP to catch them. Housemaids knee for example.
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I went to the Doctor once with a peanut stuck in my ear! He poured some chocolate sauce in & it cam out a treat!
I also had a starwberry stuck in the other ear & he gave me some cream for it.
I went out with a posh girl once & she gave me lobsters lol
I also had a starwberry stuck in the other ear & he gave me some cream for it.
I went out with a posh girl once & she gave me lobsters lol
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I see you're in Winnipeg. I don't suppose that you're a doctor perchance? Because if so, someone is out looking for you. If not, everybody else is.
#42
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I could be whatever you want me to be! lol I am a man of many talents
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Oh come on now do answer Zoe's question rather than make obscurely snide remarks.
What makes you say that all Canadian trained doctors are slower to diagnose than UK trained ones? I've worked in the NHS and in Ontario and can't say I see what you are saying.
edit, maybe that should have been snidely obscure?
What makes you say that all Canadian trained doctors are slower to diagnose than UK trained ones? I've worked in the NHS and in Ontario and can't say I see what you are saying.
edit, maybe that should have been snidely obscure?
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I addressed Zoe's arguments with valid responses which she acknowledged respectfully. When it comes right down to what I was really getting at with my remark was "What the hell do you people do all day?" I came on here expecting maybe to hear few suggestions maybe "so and so told me that this clinic is good" or perhaps a couple of "good luck pal foreign doctors don't stay in Manitoba because of the money". But in the end you get a few people who while they can't help make some comments that might help and one person who pushes it a bit further to find out about the issue, and a bunch of time wasters looking for validation.