GPs, Behind Closed Doors.
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chilistrucker

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4,543 posts

174 months

Wednesday 11th February 2015
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Wow, anyone else watching this, fascinating viewing.
I try and avoid going to my GP unless i really, really have to as i've always thought they probably have their hands full as it is, with genuine and unusual patients/customers.
Joe public can certainly be an interesting bunch.

dave_s13

13,978 posts

292 months

Wednesday 11th February 2015
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There's a lot of fingers up bums, not in a nice way either.

It's very interesting actually, and a good way for medics to undertake peer review.

Edited by dave_s13 on Wednesday 11th February 20:42

DSLiverpool

16,084 posts

225 months

Wednesday 11th February 2015
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Watching on +1 amazed that people with learning difficulties can go to the doc unaided

simoid

19,774 posts

181 months

Friday 11th May 2018
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Bumpity bump. This is a cracking bit of TV and a great way to spend an hour.

The Mad Monk

11,037 posts

140 months

Wednesday 15th September 2021
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Sorry about the bump.

Series 7, episode 10(?) last night.

Patient saw his GP with a nose problem.

It seems "The Prophet" used to clean out his nasal passages with water, so the patient who was a third year medical student thought he would emulate him. His nasal passages became infected.


simoid

19,774 posts

181 months

Wednesday 15th September 2021
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We can’t be far away from Covid hitting now I think? Seems to be late 2019 we’re watching in these episodes.
Still a fascinating watch and one of the only things I actually sit down and watch weekly!

rigga

8,798 posts

224 months

Wednesday 15th September 2021
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simoid said:
We can’t be far away from Covid hitting now I think? Seems to be late 2019 we’re watching in these episodes.
Still a fascinating watch and one of the only things I actually sit down and watch weekly!
You won't get any covid viewing, its my surgery being shown, and pre covid there was several young film crew, asking anyone who sat down, if they minded being filmed for the show, obviously once covid hit, groups of people was reduced, and you can hardly get an appointment to see a doctor now, was down there a few weeks back, and the place is deserted.

The Mad Monk

11,037 posts

140 months

Wednesday 15th September 2021
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rigga said:
You won't get any covid viewing, its my surgery being shown, and pre covid there was several young film crew, asking anyone who sat down, if they minded being filmed for the show, obviously once covid hit, groups of people was reduced, and you can hardly get an appointment to see a doctor now, was down there a few weeks back, and the place is deserted.
Are you one of the starring patients?

rigga

8,798 posts

224 months

Thursday 16th September 2021
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The Mad Monk said:
rigga said:
You won't get any covid viewing, its my surgery being shown, and pre covid there was several young film crew, asking anyone who sat down, if they minded being filmed for the show, obviously once covid hit, groups of people was reduced, and you can hardly get an appointment to see a doctor now, was down there a few weeks back, and the place is deserted.
Are you one of the starring patients?
Yea look out for Mr Rigga

(No I declined to give them permission, but I've always wondered if the visit was filmed anyway, just not broadcast)


Actually my nephew was one of those featured, and didn't know until I watched the episode he was in.