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The NHS London Deanery- How Does It Work?

Question by Vix | Posted in Medicine

My boyfriend is an FY2, and is planning on inspiring to London next August.

How does the London deanery work? Will he get to decide upon a borough of London to work within, or will he be allocated a polyclinic at random?

I

Answer: Most NHS training posts in London are recruited centrally through London Deanery, though some specialties are recruited via a nationally coordinated technique. Doctors should apply directly to the Deanery, not to individual hospitals. Information re specialties
 
 

Which Borough Is It Easiest To Get Braces On The NHS In London?

Question by Pamela | Posted in Dental

I am still in alternate education but the borough I'm in, Harrow, is being stingey about who they give braces to.

Answer: Well there are processes to go so if you dont qualify, you dont qualify , thats that
 
 

What Is The Difference In Waiting Times Between A Private And An Nhs Abortion In London?

Question by bailey | Posted in Women's Health

My sister is 4 weeks expecting and is considering the abortion pill as an option. Please do not judge her.

Answer: Ok speaking from suffer with the NHS route. I am from Scotland so there might be a bit of a difference. All in all from when i first went to see my GP to the day itself took 4 weeks, would have been 3 if my GP hadn't asked me to remember about it a bit
 
 

Is It Safe To Have An Operation In An NHS Hospital In London, Even With This Flu Going Around?

Question by Zoe B | Posted in Other - General Health Care

my mum needs her gallbladder removed asap.
but im alarmed that this swine flu will complicate things. seenso the ill people are taken to hospitals. and they are focusing all thier notice on that.

Answer: yes and shes is in the virtuousness place if she catches it..

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Question Regarding NHS, London .

Question by AS_Sweets | Posted in Women's Health

I am new to London Urban district. I did not have my periods for 2 months now. I am not under any birth control pills...i have tested 2 times at domicile. But the result is negative.

Please let me know the procedure to consult NHS as I

Answer: phone the surgery you are registered with. and ask to make appointment for a dr and they will give you a day and time to see a dr, and if you are not pregnant after they test you, they can do a blood investigation to see why you have stopped having

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NHS London looking to recruit Emergency Medicine Doctors

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Vindicate a close logbook, audit observations collecting and medical annals keeping are all elementary parts of the profession. Duties incorporate assembly at teaching and training sessions and clinic inductions is obligatory.

Source: NHS London looking to recruit Emergency Medicine Doctors

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