Good afternoon Don hope you will be on your travels with midge soon x
Good afternoon, Margaret. I'm hoping to get away this week, the weather forecast looks good. I fancy a short visit to Scarborough to build my confidence back up.
YES! I do hate going to the doctors BUT I manage to take my own notes of our encounter, when I go to the hospital I get a copy of what they tell the doctors in the post.
In the days of quill pens and ink wells it was up to one of the team to take the minutes and then duly distribute them to everybody in a timely manner. I had managed to evade this awful task through either being a bit poorly, holidays, appointments with clients or if necessary sheer cunning.
But came the day that I could no longer put the dreaded deed off, so armed with a few scraps of paper and a pencil I took the minutes and two months later after much nagging from the boss I emailed the minutes to my colleagues. I had all the usual bits necessary information apologies etc. but by the time we had got to matters to discuss I had got bored and had, had a bit of a day dream instead. So my minutes we 3/4 page long with an abrupt ending of:
The end - sorry I got bored
I never had to take minutes again.......
Cheers
Sue
One of the benefits of doing the minutes was, first to delay them, then to write what you wished had been discussed and agreed when must people had forgotten what happened anyway. Once in the minutes they became law.
Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.