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Calling all ESA Appeals Experts! Failed medical
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The Doctors/Nurses do not get paid for failing people, they get a flat rate fee per medical whether the claimant passes or fails.
ATOS and 'medical experts' get their contract renewed on the basis of helping DWP to reach targets.
Quote: 11. July 2006 - The government target of a one million reduction in the number of people on Incapacity Benefit (IB) within 10 years may be far too ambitious, according to an independent report.
http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/07/11/18814.aspx0 -
Garry_Anderson wrote: »ATOS and 'medical experts' get their contract renewed on the basis of helping DWP to reach targets.
Quote: 11. July 2006 - The government target of a one million reduction in the number of people on Incapacity Benefit (IB) within 10 years may be far too ambitious, according to an independent report.
http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/07/11/18814.aspx0 -
Garry_Anderson wrote: »ATOS and 'medical experts' get their contract renewed on the basis of helping DWP to reach targets.
Quote: 11. July 2006 - The government target of a one million reduction in the number of people on Incapacity Benefit (IB) within 10 years may be far too ambitious, according to an independent report.
http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/07/11/18814.aspx
That is not true and that tired old link you have posted numerous times does not prove your theory.0 -
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Garry_Anderson wrote: »You think that the DWP's aims and targets play no part in awarding the contract to ATOS - clearly all firms have them foremost in mind - why should DWP be different.
Show me some proof and I would believe you, as you have none I think you are wrong.
There have been Doctors who have complained about having to pass too many claimants so complaints are avoided, this disproves your theory.
Contracts are usually given to the cheapest bidder, nothing to do with targets.0 -
This "Atos" computer medical system has been complained of before and highlighted in my CAB appeal submission last year.
The CAB did mention something around Social Security commissionaires concern/case/???
I was lucky to have stumbled across a person that could help me.0 -
Show me some proof and I would believe you, as you have none I think you are wrong.
There have been Doctors who have complained about having to pass too many claimants so complaints are avoided, this disproves your theory.
Contracts are usually given to the cheapest bidder, nothing to do with targets.0 -
Garry_Anderson wrote: »Wrong - no surprise - look yourself e.g. "In awarding contracts, there are two options: lowest price or the most economically advantageous tender. The latter is equivalent to the Government’s value for money objective and should be the option chosen."
As always you are wrong, you have no proof. What you have said said does not refer to failing more people or targets.
I think people must be getting sick of you messing up their threads with the same old rubbish.0 -
As always you are wrong, you have no proof. What you have said said does not refer to failing more people or targets.
I think people must be getting sick of you messing up their threads with the same old rubbish.0
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