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Dedicating 90 minutes of your time for your first appointment could be the best decision you make for both the now & the future. WARNING- First appointment is free, no strings attached.. It comes with a safe space to create open and honest conversation to see if we are a fit. Click on the link to get started https://lnkd.in/gb9bNJq7

Ensure that you come prepared to each appointment with the necessary materials and knowledge. Consider utilizing a checklist of recommended items for listing appointments to ensure you don't miss any essential details. For more tips, check out https://zurl.co/4LJ1.

Scheduling your appointment has never been easier! Here are 3 steps to help you when scheduling your appointment online. Click the link here to get started! https://lnkd.in/em6hbHQq

Have you ever wondered if you're asking the right questions at your doctor's appointments? Whether the appointment is for yourself or a loved one, it's important to make the time count so you can be the best advocate for your well-being. 👩🏽⚕️ Check out Amica Conversations for the key questions you should be asking: https://lnkd.in/gUTzgcS6

Talking to a GP is the first step if you’re worried about your memory, or about someone else’s. But making that appointment isn’t always easy. How do you ask for an appointment? What do you say? What will happen during the visit? We’ve put together some advice on what you can expect at the appointment, what to think about before you attend, and how to talk to a doctor about your concerns here: https://bit.ly/47VqxWs. If you’ve had that difficult first conversation with a GP and have advice for others, feel free to share this in the comments.

Organizing your day: With things happening so fast around us it’s important to be ready. Being ready requires a level of organization depending on your needs. Personally, I organize my day using the calendar in my phone and also a physical planner. It helps to write things down like appointments, due dates, etc and cross reference them in my phone. How do you organize your day? #bwicr #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch

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When you go to your GP Do you like to see the same person each time? The doctor who knows your medical history. And knows you by name. Or would you rather be seen be a different person every visit? Begin every appointment at square one? I think we'd all choose to see someone who's familiar with our background. Because that means they can easily see what challenges we're likely to face And can help us come up with ways to solutions any issues that arise Because of the shared history there. When it comes to your IT The same thing applies. You can work with a team with a rotating roster Which means you'll end up explaining your situation in detail Every time you ring up with a problem. Or you can work with someone like me And get the same person each time. Someone who's keenly familiar with you and what you need. The choice is up to you. But, if it were me, I know what I'd do.