Re: Incompetent practitioners
Sadly ive bumped into a few of these down the years, even to doctor level after several attempts would just drop the needle and do a runner until a nurse would see me sitting waiting for it to be completed.Re: Incompetent practitioners
Julie, I would write a formal letter of complaint to the Nursing and Midwifery Council, copying in your GP Practice Manager and Senior Clinician. If that fails to get a response, then write to your MP enclosing a copy of your letter. This is what I did. It took my MP three attempts before he got a reply. Following that, I changed practices because I was still unhappy.Re: Incompetent practitioners
Re: Incompetent practitioners
Re: Incompetent practitioners
Its not a unique problem Julie darlin'. Even in the Haemotology department itself they struggled 5 times to get a cannula in my arm. This is because for 30 years I was a blood donor and the veins in my hands and arms are not very good and collapse if a needle is placed in it.Thread Tools | |
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