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I want to express my sincere gratitude to the representative and apologize for my earlier response during our call. Instead of fully acknowledging the accomplishments made in my case, I allowed myself to get sidetracked by other topics that I realize now were not fully explored. I truly regret that. While I have concerns about my treatment and experiences within my community and certain aspects of the support system, I must give credit where it is due and apologize here. Sometimes, there are behind-the-scenes efforts we are unaware of. Today, my shock and relief regarding unexpected developments distracted me from properly appreciating the representative's hard work and commitment to my case. It has become clear to me that taking things step by step is essential to avoid similar situations in the future. The representative has invested significant effort into this case, and I may have overlooked that earlier. Without their support, we wouldn't be where we are now. I speak of validation and gratitude, yet I failed to convey that today. I feel terrible about it. I don’t have all the answers, and I’m not sure everything is fully understood yet, but I should not have let that overshadow my gratitude for the representative’s work. I realize that small issues can lead to larger ones, and taking the time to explain them carefully is crucial. The representative has never dismissed my concerns, and I now understand the reasons behind the pace of progress. I appreciate the representative's serious approach and the effort they have put in, which I should have focused on instead of my uncertainties. I hope I’ve communicated this clearly. Sometimes, it’s necessary to slow down and recognize the work being done behind the scenes. Thank you for your efforts; I truly appreciate them, and I will strive to stay focused on acknowledging the progress made rather than bringing up unresolved issues. Thank you and my apologies once again.
I wish to sincerely Thank Mark Elliott an I.O at GMC and apologise. Honestly, on a call to him , instead of me properly acknowledging what he had achieved in a case, I responded discussing other things, not fully explored yet I feel. I do sincerely apologise for that.While, over-all, I am not ok with how I have been treated & left in my community, reporting a GP and some aspects of GMC like Victim support, I give credit and apologise here, as very much due. Sometimes things happen behind the scenes and are being considered, that we are not aware of.I profusely apologies today my shock and relief, with the unexpected thing, drew my attention to other issues, and probably making me appear ungrateful and unappreciative, instead of thanking, MarkElliott, the I.O. for his work and effort and clear case commitment and case enhancement Step by step, by me, is key to prevent this again, I realised. It is obvious Mark has put in an enormous amount of effort and work, I probably dismissed that earlier, if not for Mark we would not be where we are now, on the case.I speak on invalidation, appreciation, gratitude, yet I was negligent to show that today. to Mark for this move he has got open, I feel rotten for this.I don't have all my answers, I am not sure everything is 100% understood, yet, but that should not have taken over my response today, for what Mark has done, so I thank and apologise to Mark. Small things, open bigger things, with careful explaining and time, not rushing it out, the facts will establish. Working with what you have opens other issues. Mark has never called me a liar either.While I felt things slow, etc, I see why, now. Mark has clearly been exploring things, and taking this serious, and one of only a few, around me too do so also, I wish to add. I see his work, his efforts, and today I should of focused more on this, than other issues I'm not 100% about in a few ways.I hope I worded this right. Sometimes we have to go slowsometimes things happen behind the scenes Small things establish bigger things, and the full then unfolds itself. Thank You Mark , I see your work, I appreciate it , self reflection I will stay on topic and appreciate the steps taken instead of bringing up connected stuff that is still a but buried in everything it seems.Appreciated Mark,Thank You and sorry,Karen .
Totally corrupt organisation, follows the money and promotes whatever agenda the government tells it to promote, however damaging to patients.Any Doctor Who dares to whistle blow is struck off. As the saying goes, a cured patient is a lost customer! Shocking organisation. 😡
The GMC is a self serving registered charity. A doctors' club, existing systematically to reject investigation and censure of the fee paying members on which it relies. Masters, in the dark arts of spin, gaslighting and denial. And the whiter, more middle class and 'establishment' you are, the safer you will probably be, under its unmerited protection. It is aloof, patronising and uncaring, turning a deaf ear to mistreatment of the public. It is there to refute their grievances, giving credence to input from other authorities and regulators alone – their, together, forming a closed shop, against us, from which there is almost no escape ('PHSO / police / employer have no concerns, why should we?'). A medic's weasel words will always be accepted over yours, there is a totally uneven playing field – the way they like it. This bias is a travesty of how things should be. The GMC must go! In my own case, it has totally blanked, airbrushed out of all existence, a 15 K strong petition – and reduced 325 supporters' active messages of discontent left for them to one mention – of 'local correspondence'!
My dad's GP surgery gave my 78-year-old dad child-dose antibiotics for a serious UTI, and the GP surgery denied him two home visits, would not give him adult doses of medication, and the practice manager has ignored my official complaint. It has been two months now since my complaint, and there has been nothing. My dad was rushed to the hospital with suspected Sepsis. I contacted the GMC, the CQC, the Essex Integrated Care Board, and they all said the same thing, they're not interested. So, there are really bad GP surgeries putting people's lives at risk and they're not interested.
My wife was Mistreated Manhandled and Sexually Assaulted in her home by a NHS Person all the GMC claim is they Don’t investigate such incidents and provide other NHS departments like the CQC so you contact them and get a sob story into why they Don’t investigate these serious issues so patients can get Rapped or seriously injured with NO help by these pathetic NHS Regulations what is the answer there isn’t one
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