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It’s not just getting an appointment when you finally get one the doctors can’t always prescribe medication because “the computer says no” or “not on the right pathway” I went private to get a prescription because NHS refused to provide stronger medication for an internal bleed.

Exactly. Privatised in group practices & not paying their staff well. GP Practices are often businesses now with partners working less hours but earning very well. They could if they wanted employ more actual docs but it’s cheaper to pay support staff. Profit before patients!

it will eventually get better with more experience, we have the same issue with med school here. Just know that there is time to learn, and that after uni you'll get the chance to become a professional. unless you go to the private ones, that's what you get. it's frustrating but+

And screwing providers. Private practices can barely survive. They’re forced to move into big corporations or hospital systems. Only profession who gets a decrease in pay every year. Want to know why your MD only spends 10 minutes with you? Make up revenue. And it’s not just MDs

My poor Mum has just had to pay to join a private GP practice because she couldn’t access doctors appointments without filling in an online form request etc. it caused her great stress and delay in seeking medical help.

These complex pts, so end up seeing the first presentation of patients. The second problem in general practice is funding. GP partners are personally liable for their businesses. If they screw up the finances, they lose their cars, homes and assets. So partners are incentivised

Surely as a Dr you would know to contact the practice manager with you complaints, no need to go private. You have genuine complaints and if nobody raises concerns this sort of thing will continue

Already when you want to see a proper GP (or other MD specialist) and in a reasonable time the only way to do this is by going private…

Elaboration of the issues- 1. Limited Professional Growth Opportunities -Fewer chances for specialization, workshops, and CPD training. 2. Inadequate Staffing & Heavy Workload-You may work as the only clinician or with very few colleagues. Increased pressure and risk of burnout.

100%. I run a small private healthcare practice (2 providers). Just staying afloat is a constant battle. I know of a number of practices in our area who had very good providers but who were forced to close shop due to it being impossible to meet overhead and still be paid what…

I'm THIS close to leaving private practice- insurance is such a pain in my ass.

All are not so well earning doc Very less jobs for pre and para clinical subjects All cannot afford own private practice

GPs may have no option other than to undertake full private practice if they want to continue in any true clinical role, not just overseeing teams of non-Drs. Truly dire for all of we patients.

Appreciate the time. I’m trying to sort out how to address the actual pressures independent physicians face. Government-driven overhead, insurance rules, and structural inequities define a huge part of the problem, and there isn’t a clear path to managing that administrative…

I'm 9 months into private practice, and the insurance companies are crushing us. They refuse to pay, defy state laws, and we have no recourse. It doesn't matter how great a business model is, if a provider gives great care, or how many hours we work - we always stay one day away…

It makes no sense that private practice doctors would get a Govt hospital doctor’s job threatened for being too popular. If he is fired and starts private practice, he will be even more of a problem.

It’s so complicated. My dermatologist doesn’t have hospital privileges anymore. So if he writes a prescription it’s charged as a private one costing hundreds. So I need a referral to a new dermatologist and start again. But these drugs make me so so sick.

And when you go private they turn around and say it’s not accepted because it’s a private diagnosis

Sadly, it's true if you work in a system and get paid a salary. If you don't, it's because you're in private practice.

I spoke to my previous Practice manager recently- the private company uses mainly “clinicians” with few GPs “supervising” The GPs don’t stay long-most going to 🇨🇦 Even she as a non-medic can pick out the poor care as she manages QoF invites but clinicians unable to do the work

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