DoH rate-my-doc site won't name and shame individual docs The Department of Health is launching a doctor rating service in October, but it will not name and shame individual doctors. The idea was announced back in December by then-Minister for Health Ben Bradshaw. He said at the time he wanted a site which would do for doctors what Amazon has done for the book trade. The news …
Just as important is how easy the surgery is to get to. What parking is like. How efficient are they at losing people's notes and other data. Whether the receptionists are complete facists (or show a glimmer of humanity). How easy it is to get an appointment and just what other diseases, ailments or injuries you're likely to pick up in the waiting room.
Probably the best indicator of a "good" practice is where the other doctors go when they're ill.
... that's about as worthwhile as a night out in Cleethorpes.
After 12 years of an endless stream of such meaningless drivel you'd have thought they'd catch on that no-one: a) believes them b) gives a toss c) is going to vote for them come the next general election.
How about a league table/rating system for individual MPs - at least we could extract some entertainment out of it
No, a by-election is a rating system for individual MPs and we don't have enough of them. A general election is all about making sure that you have the right coloured rosette pinned onto your lapel on the day.
There are many constituencies where they'd quite happily vote for a pile of horseshit if it were selected to stand by the right party. Next year you'll be easily able to identify these for one side of the political spectrum. They'll be the ones marked in red on the Newsnight map.
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