You'd be kept in touch up to the minute on when you'd be seen, and by whom.
Your appointments would all be logged, every interaction would be available at the touch of a button, every GP would have full details, nothing would be lost.
You'd pay only for what you use, not for all those others who don't pay into the health system, but take out in increasing amounts.
Seeing a GP should not be like booking an Uber with a driver you are unlikely to see again, the MPs said.
Who cares about that? The current issue is being able to see them at all...
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Sounds as if you are describing the front line health service we have here in France.
But trying to get an appointment to see a GP is exactly like booking an Uber with a driver you are unlikely to see even once, let alone again.
Diagnosis by AI, Prescriptions issued by part-qualified people - this is the future of the NHS, but it is not health care
"Sounds as if you are describing the front line health service we have here in France."
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"Diagnosis by AI, Prescriptions issued by part-qualified people - this is the future of the NHS, but it is not health care"
It might be considerably better than what I've experienced so far...
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