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Original feedback for

SHP - Monkspath Surgery



Access on phone lines is impossible

Phone lines are full to capacity and GPs unwilling to see patients face to face. My son had tonsillitis for 3 weeks and was finally admitted to hospital verging on sepsis due to a GP not willing to see him or swab his throat, The hospital admission could have been prevented. I am surprised that SHP have been allowed to operate in such a manner for so long!

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