We have a s2 with separate medical reccs signed on the same day with identical, ‘cut and paste’ reasons.
This would appear to be invalid?
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Interesting question. I’m trying to think how it would be materially different to a joint recommendation.
If it’s from two different and ‘separate’ medical doctors, then it’s a fudge? And if it is, would the General Medical Council be interested? Ooooo.. talk of the GMC possibly getting involved is a no no. The culture is to band together. Somebody tell me I’m wrong.
It is not materially different to a joint recc. but has not been entered on a joint recc form. Interestingly the patient told us before we saw s pps that the sectioning process ‘took 90 seconds’.
Do you think GMC would be interested?