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I am considering going into graduate medicine and becoming a doctor to help people.
However I have a lot of friends who have been treated by or worked for the NHS, and they say that it isn't as good as it used to be and the whole environment is toxic and cliquey - apparently there are a lot of bullying, complaints and malpractice that get covered up, threats to whistleblowers, and it is "a circle jerk" to quote my doctor uncle
Do you think the NHS/medical staff have been given too much power? I am not just asking as an applicant
However I have a lot of friends who have been treated by or worked for the NHS, and they say that it isn't as good as it used to be and the whole environment is toxic and cliquey - apparently there are a lot of bullying, complaints and malpractice that get covered up, threats to whistleblowers, and it is "a circle jerk" to quote my doctor uncle
Do you think the NHS/medical staff have been given too much power? I am not just asking as an applicant
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(Original post by Hannah194)
I am considering going into graduate medicine and becoming a doctor to help people.
However I have a lot of friends who have been treated by or worked for the NHS, and they say that it isn't as good as it used to be and the whole environment is toxic and cliquey - apparently there are a lot of bullying, complaints and malpractice that get covered up, threats to whistleblowers, and it is "a circle jerk" to quote my doctor uncle
Do you think the NHS/medical staff have been given too much power? I am not just asking as an applicant
I am considering going into graduate medicine and becoming a doctor to help people.
However I have a lot of friends who have been treated by or worked for the NHS, and they say that it isn't as good as it used to be and the whole environment is toxic and cliquey - apparently there are a lot of bullying, complaints and malpractice that get covered up, threats to whistleblowers, and it is "a circle jerk" to quote my doctor uncle
Do you think the NHS/medical staff have been given too much power? I am not just asking as an applicant
You've just described what goes on in any large organisation.
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(Original post by MatureStudent36)
Nope.
You've just described what goes on in any large organisation.
Nope.
You've just described what goes on in any large organisation.
Have you worked there? thoughts?
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(Original post by Hannah194)
According to people I know who work there, its worse because its publicly funded
Have you worked there? thoughts?
According to people I know who work there, its worse because its publicly funded
Have you worked there? thoughts?
You'll realise that anybody who works in any sector always has it worse than anybody else.
It's just normal.
There are elements of changes in culture can be more difficult to drive through in public sector organisations.
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