I hope this all will end soon.
I don't like being trapped in the car with emotions or silence that the other person can't tolerate.
I don't like not being at a fixed place each and every day.
I don't like this. I don't like seeing a patient whose physical health is much more of a problem than mental health, and seeing him every month, more frequently than his GP will see him.
I want to work with more competent case managers, or clinicians when I am on call. But I can't choose who I am going to work with. How should I carry myself?
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Yesterday I felt very angry as I was dictated by an NDIS coordinator for the 2nd time on how to write a medical supporting letter. I refuse to hide or alter any diagnosis without clinical ground. I wrote the letter from an objective clinical view and no one should manipulate me into misconstruing a clinical picture of a patient for the purpose of funding. If the government decides to change the whole funding system, the inescapable can't be avoided. My job is to provide my medical opinion. I can't control how a NDIS coordinator manages the fund (nor am I interested in what they do with the it behind the blind). No irrelevant party should wrongly influence how I do my job either. This is the difference between an AI generated letter vs a doctor's letter. I refuse to write anything other than the truth within my knowledge.
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