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Oh just FUCK OFF and do the bloody job you are supposed to do, and do it PROPERLY! Which is what they are not doing and what IS causing harm now 𤏠https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/general/nhs-trust-to-stop-calling-people-patients/ar-AA2cbE17?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=6aa8fbc3b44449ec82b482ae8c53b71a&ei=18People should not be referred to as patients in case they find it âinappropriateâ, âunhelpfulâ or âintimidatingâ, an NHS language guide has recommended. Instead, clinicians should refer to a patient as an âexpert by experienceâ, âcustomerâ or âconsumerâ.The guide, issued by Sussex Health and Care, also advises clinicians against using standard medical language such as âassessmentâ and âdischargeâ to avoid making patients âfeel alienatedâ or potentially causing them âharmâ. Sussex Health and Care, which partners with NHS Sussex as well as seven NHS trusts and councils for East and West Sussex and Brighton, spent two years compiling the tax-funded guide. The âguide to language for mental healthâ, published last year, consulted groups of patients â referred to in the report as âexperts by experienceâ â and people working in health and care services across Sussex. In the guide, an anonymous staff representative said it was âabout acknowledging diversity and ensuring no one feels alienated or misunderstood because of how they are described or addressedâ. Another said the guide was designed to help clinicians use âmore relatable language [that] would make services feel more accessible and less intimidatingâ.âPatients want doctors focused on treatment, not agonising over whether words like âassessmentâ, âdischargeâ or âpatientâ might cause offence.
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@Maud_Gonner It's a sinister move re language etc for sure.