Canadian healthcare versus NHS
#46
Re: Canadian healthcare versus NHS
There are quite a few, although wait times can be long. But did your doctors not do appointments outside of work hours? We live very rurally, and even our doctors has two days a week where they have appointments from 7am and until 9pm for people that commute elsewhere to work.
#47
Re: Canadian healthcare versus NHS
There are quite a few, although wait times can be long. But did your doctors not do appointments outside of work hours? We live very rurally, and even our doctors has two days a week where they have appointments from 7am and until 9pm for people that commute elsewhere to work.
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Re: Canadian healthcare versus NHS
They are closing the one in York. It will mean those that initially go there, wait for 1 hour, then be told yep it's broken, nolonger have to travel to go to A & E and wait a couple of hours longer.
They are incorporating it into the A & E.
No brainer really, once they have triaged the ailment/injury, you wait your turn to be treated. Never had a good experience at the drop in centres, for once a move in the right direction.
They are incorporating it into the A & E.
No brainer really, once they have triaged the ailment/injury, you wait your turn to be treated. Never had a good experience at the drop in centres, for once a move in the right direction.
Last edited by fletcher m; Apr 18th 2012 at 1:55 pm.
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Re: Canadian healthcare versus NHS
There are quite a few, although wait times can be long. But did your doctors not do appointments outside of work hours? We live very rurally, and even our doctors has two days a week where they have appointments from 7am and until 9pm for people that commute elsewhere to work.