I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?

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On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

On 19/08/18 07:47, Jimbo wrote:
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On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

Oh dear. What part of the country?

On 19/08/2018 08:02, Richard wrote:
On 19/08/18 07:47, Jimbo wrote:
"Richard" wrote in message
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On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

Oh dear. What part of the country?

Glasgow and the wife's isn't working either ..not under email or ID
...... and I need my FK506 .....nothing DIGITAL works for me.....

On 19/08/2018 06:12, Rod Speed wrote:
Jimbo ... wrote
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....
does anything DIGITAL work ? ...

What you are using to post with obviously does, unfortunately.

cheeky ******* ....

On 19/08/18 08:06, Jim GM4DHJ ... wrote:
On 19/08/2018 08:02, Richard wrote:
On 19/08/18 07:47, Jimbo wrote:
"Richard" wrote in message
news On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

Oh dear. What part of the country?

Glasgow and the wife's isn't working either ..not under email or ID
..... and I need my FK506 .....nothing DIGITAL works for me.....

Ah. I'm in the Hampshire area. Oh well.

No of course not. While so many different incompatible systems are allowed
to be used how can it?
Brian

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"Jimbo ..." wrote in message
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I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

must be like windows 10 being an improvement over XP .....HA HA TEE HEE

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On 19/08/18 08:06, Jim GM4DHJ ... wrote:
On 19/08/2018 08:02, Richard wrote:
On 19/08/18 07:47, Jimbo wrote:
"Richard" wrote in message
news On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

Oh dear. What part of the country?

Glasgow and the wife's isn't working either ..not under email or ID .....
and I need my FK506 .....nothing DIGITAL works for me.....

Ah. I'm in the Hampshire area. Oh well.

still not working...bloody digital junk.....back to the surgery tomorrow
stick in a line ....

I read an interesting article about the nhs app the other day. I'd like to
know how a blind person is supposed to do a selfie and a short video for
them.
also has anyone actually tested blind access on computers and phones at
all?
The bit about end of life care is interesting, but I think the take up will
be slow if its not intuitive for all, as the main buldk of elderly patients
will still want to ring their doctor not interact on a touch screen. I'm
waiting for the Alexa doctor... grin.
Brian

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On 19/08/18 08:06, Jim GM4DHJ ... wrote:
On 19/08/2018 08:02, Richard wrote:
On 19/08/18 07:47, Jimbo wrote:
"Richard" wrote in message
news On 19/08/18 06:06, Jimbo ... wrote:
I see the new improved patient access is not working again....does
anything
DIGITAL work ? ...

Works for me. What isn't it doing for you?


not working

Oh dear. What part of the country?

Glasgow and the wife's isn't working either ..not under email or ID
..... and I need my FK506 .....nothing DIGITAL works for me.....

Ah. I'm in the Hampshire area. Oh well.

still not working...bloody digital junk.....back to the surgery tomorrow
stick in a line ....

now working again...ordered my FK506...phew!

Had an interesting one from my local large hospital. Seems their central
booking system can't record a patient's email address. And of course that
could be very useful to send confirmation or instuctions etc quickly. But
can record a mobile phone number.

Didn't ask for anything to be sent by email. 'They' asked me if I had one.
And again for a subsequent appointment.

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On 20/08/2018 14:01, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Had an interesting one from my local large hospital. Seems their central
booking system can't record a patient's email address. And of course that
could be very useful to send confirmation or instuctions etc quickly. But
can record a mobile phone number.

Didn't ask for anything to be sent by email. 'They' asked me if I had one.
And again for a subsequent appointment.



Sometimes I think the designers of these systems don't live in the real
world, or think everyone uses equipment the same way as they do.

I have a yearly medical checkup and the appointment is automatically
generated and sent by snail mail with an instruction that if it is
inconvenient to let them know as soon as possible by a phone call. Do
nothing if the appointment is OK.

A few days after getting the letter I started to get phone calls to my
land line. I always let the answerphone pick up by way of call
monitoring. While the outgoing message is in progress the NHS automated
robot sends out the message with the result that during this time it is
not heard. I only caught the very end of the message "..... appointment.
Don't respond to this call, we will call you later" My machine doesn't
record messages of a few seconds.

If I hadn't been in the next time the robot phoned and if I hadn't
identified the number and picked up immediately I wouldn't have any
knowledge of the calls at all[1]. The NHS robot just wanted a "press 1
to confirm you will be attending" etc.

[1] I would have a record of the number and how many times it called but
not recognising the number would have no idea what it was about nor any
inclination to find out.

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alan_m wrote:
On 20/08/2018 14:01, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Had an interesting one from my local large hospital. Seems their
central booking system can't record a patient's email address. And of
course that could be very useful to send confirmation or instuctions
etc quickly. But can record a mobile phone number.

Didn't ask for anything to be sent by email. 'They' asked me if I had
one. And again for a subsequent appointment.



Sometimes I think the designers of these systems don't live in the real
world, or think everyone uses equipment the same way as they do.

I have a yearly medical checkup and the appointment is automatically
generated and sent by snail mail with an instruction that if it is
inconvenient to let them know as soon as possible by a phone call. Do
nothing if the appointment is OK.

A few days after getting the letter I started to get phone calls to my
land line. I always let the answerphone pick up by way of call
monitoring. While the outgoing message is in progress the NHS automated
robot sends out the message with the result that during this time it is
not heard. I only caught the very end of the message "..... appointment.
Don't respond to this call, we will call you later" My machine doesn't
record messages of a few seconds.

If I hadn't been in the next time the robot phoned and if I hadn't
identified the number and picked up immediately I wouldn't have any
knowledge of the calls at all[1]. The NHS robot just wanted a "press 1
to confirm you will be attending" etc.

[1] I would have a record of the number and how many times it called but
not recognising the number would have no idea what it was about nor any
inclination to find out.

It does make me very annoyed. Got nothing but praise for the treatment
I've had from this hospital. Let down by something as simple as keeping
contact details in a database.

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wrote:
On 20/08/2018 14:01, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Had an interesting one from my local large hospital. Seems their
central booking system can't record a patient's email address. And of
course that could be very useful to send confirmation or instuctions
etc quickly. But can record a mobile phone number.

Didn't ask for anything to be sent by email. 'They' asked me if I had
one. And again for a subsequent appointment.



Sometimes I think the designers of these systems don't live in the real
world, or think everyone uses equipment the same way as they do.

It works the other way, to. My wife is editing a club magazine.. One item
has: " Entry forms are available on the website. If you haven't got
internet access, contact to get one." How?

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On 20/08/18 13:22, Jimbo ... wrote:
now working again...ordered my FK506...phew!


You just needed to be patient.

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On 20/08/18 13:22, Jimbo ... wrote:
now working again...ordered my FK506...phew!


You just needed to be patient.


as the vulture said .....patience my arse I'm going to kill something.....