STOP the RECOVERY of ALLEGED OVERPAYMENTS by PRACTITIONER SERVICES DIVISION (PSD) from Scottish Dentists.
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Russell Smith
12 years ago
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Continually kick dentists who have remained loyal to NHS. Seems to be politicians who rarely suffer cuts , but then again they work so hard.
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lubino do Rego
12 years ago
Don't let Scotland lose it's NHS dentists over this beaurocratic error.
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Leanne Branton
12 years ago
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Just seem to be determined to make things as hard as possible for dentists who want to be committed to the nhs
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Robert Laing
12 years ago
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unjustified decision by PSD. It has made me disillusioned and quite angry how dentists have got to take the rap for other organisations errors.
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Patrick Mc Govern
12 years ago
It appears to be knee jerk and ill thought out reaction by P.S.D.
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Leigh Squires
12 years ago
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Feel completely disrespected. Work hard to look after my patients, the government makes a mistake which it was warned would happen, then they demand 7 years worth of their monetary mistakes back from us over 2 months without even an apology. Sickening.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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System designed by PSD. Flaws noted by PSD. So they then wait 8 years to actually do something. Doesn't seem right to me.
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J Mark Donaldson
12 years ago
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Regardless of where the blame lies for these duplicates, the total payments made from PSD to practitioners still is woefully below the level required to keep our income level with previous years. To deduct this money as an 'overpayment' therefore is to further reduce an already reduced income and compound the pay cut at a time the government agreed to a pay freeze. Go figure!
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Fakhteh Ayat
12 years ago
disappointed and angry to be penalised for PSD mistakes
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tracy muir
12 years ago
Its shocking feel sorry for all the dentists
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Hazel Hiram
12 years ago
This needs to be fought every step of the way
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danielle crawford
12 years ago
disgusting!
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Anne McGovern
12 years ago
So angry/upset re this.
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Elaine Beeley
12 years ago
8 years of PDS incompetence and they expect it to paid back within 6 months
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Maria Papavergos
12 years ago
Shocking to make practitioners suffer as result of PSD incompetence
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Sue
12 years ago
Bureaucracy gone mad. Let dentists make decisions not lay people
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Margaret Willis
12 years ago
Here we go again! More PDS mistakes. Dentists suffering
Continually kick dentists who have remained loyal to NHS. Seems to be politicians who rarely suffer cuts , but then again they work so hard.
Don't let Scotland lose it's NHS dentists over this beaurocratic error.
Just seem to be determined to make things as hard as possible for dentists who want to be committed to the nhs
unjustified decision by PSD. It has made me disillusioned and quite angry how dentists have got to take the rap for other organisations errors.
It appears to be knee jerk and ill thought out reaction by P.S.D.
Feel completely disrespected. Work hard to look after my patients, the government makes a mistake which it was warned would happen, then they demand 7 years worth of their monetary mistakes back from us over 2 months without even an apology. Sickening.
System designed by PSD. Flaws noted by PSD. So they then wait 8 years to actually do something. Doesn't seem right to me.
Regardless of where the blame lies for these duplicates, the total payments made from PSD to practitioners still is woefully below the level required to keep our income level with previous years. To deduct this money as an 'overpayment' therefore is to further reduce an already reduced income and compound the pay cut at a time the government agreed to a pay freeze. Go figure!
disappointed and angry to be penalised for PSD mistakes
Its shocking feel sorry for all the dentists
This needs to be fought every step of the way
disgusting!
So angry/upset re this.
8 years of PDS incompetence and they expect it to paid back within 6 months
Shocking to make practitioners suffer as result of PSD incompetence
Bureaucracy gone mad. Let dentists make decisions not lay people
Here we go again! More PDS mistakes. Dentists suffering
Scandalous
Appalling!
disgraceful