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| − | + | I could be going to have a TIA' and they stated `well, you know, join the queue, which can be what you have got to do', after which when the nurse came and I told her, she mentioned `you've [http://about:blank D in two components from the pathway: initial, delays in initial] created the wrong choice, it is best to have rung 999 and got an ambulance to take you directly towards the hospital, we do not possess a medical doctor inside the stroll in centre, it's staffed by nurses only'. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-Open AccessP16. So, as I say, that have been around the Friday, so I went, they took me there for the walk in, I observed a medical doctor there and he done various things, to view about a stroke, but he wasn't certain, now that is what I say I am not pleased about for the reason that, I imply, strokes are a severe situation that needs some pretty rapid consideration, but he weren't sure, now as I say, this was the Friday, and they got the appointment around the Monday. I may be going to have a TIA' and they stated `well, you realize, join the queue, which is what you have got to do', and then when the nurse came and I told her, she mentioned `you've created the wrong selection, you should have rung 999 and got an ambulance to take you directly towards the hospital, we don't possess a doctor within the walk in centre, it is staffed by nurses only'. The accident and emergency men and women looked at me, heard what I had to say and mentioned `you're in the incorrect location, the stroke clinic, the specialist location is at (a different hospital), we'll arrange for you personally to go as quickly as there is an accessible ambulance' and that morning, they identified a single and they took me straight there.Inside the second case, the patient's loved ones reported that the GP had been concerned at the delay in arranging specialist assessment as a result of the physician at the urgent care centre referring the patient back to their GP.P26. Nicely he mentioned that we could either admit you tonight, as in at the hospital, but nothing will be done, no tests or anything would be carried out, so you'll be able to go house, have your dinner then go and see your GP and get your GP to do a referral and say that your mum's had a TIA. Around the Monday morning, he (GP) stated `how could this physician on the Sunday afternoon say that she's had a TIA, why could not he do the referral there and after that, why leave it yet another day?'Some GPs identified barriers encountered by out-of-hours physicians in referring individuals for specialist assessment. It was pointed out that out-of-hours doctors did not have access for the usual referral pathways and documentation (TIA kind), and so would have issues in referring individuals.GP40. I never feel out of hours persons would locate it quick to do a TIA referral either. GP28. I never believe they have a fixed referral pathway, if it's a TIA they have a tendency to assess. | |
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I could be going to have a TIA' and they stated `well, you know, join the queue, which can be what you have got to do', after which when the nurse came and I told her, she mentioned `you've D in two components from the pathway: initial, delays in initial created the wrong choice, it is best to have rung 999 and got an ambulance to take you directly towards the hospital, we do not possess a medical doctor inside the stroll in centre, it's staffed by nurses only'. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-Open AccessP16. So, as I say, that have been around the Friday, so I went, they took me there for the walk in, I observed a medical doctor there and he done various things, to view about a stroke, but he wasn't certain, now that is what I say I am not pleased about for the reason that, I imply, strokes are a severe situation that needs some pretty rapid consideration, but he weren't sure, now as I say, this was the Friday, and they got the appointment around the Monday. I may be going to have a TIA' and they stated `well, you realize, join the queue, which is what you have got to do', and then when the nurse came and I told her, she mentioned `you've created the wrong selection, you should have rung 999 and got an ambulance to take you directly towards the hospital, we don't possess a doctor within the walk in centre, it is staffed by nurses only'. The accident and emergency men and women looked at me, heard what I had to say and mentioned `you're in the incorrect location, the stroke clinic, the specialist location is at (a different hospital), we'll arrange for you personally to go as quickly as there is an accessible ambulance' and that morning, they identified a single and they took me straight there.Inside the second case, the patient's loved ones reported that the GP had been concerned at the delay in arranging specialist assessment as a result of the physician at the urgent care centre referring the patient back to their GP.P26. Nicely he mentioned that we could either admit you tonight, as in at the hospital, but nothing will be done, no tests or anything would be carried out, so you'll be able to go house, have your dinner then go and see your GP and get your GP to do a referral and say that your mum's had a TIA. Around the Monday morning, he (GP) stated `how could this physician on the Sunday afternoon say that she's had a TIA, why could not he do the referral there and after that, why leave it yet another day?'Some GPs identified barriers encountered by out-of-hours physicians in referring individuals for specialist assessment. It was pointed out that out-of-hours doctors did not have access for the usual referral pathways and documentation (TIA kind), and so would have issues in referring individuals.GP40. I never feel out of hours persons would locate it quick to do a TIA referral either. GP28. I never believe they have a fixed referral pathway, if it's a TIA they have a tendency to assess.
