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bombom66 said:eskbanker said:
This depends on your reason for having an MRI scan. In some cases, your radiologist will be able to interpret and let you know your results on the same day as your scan. In other cases, you will receive your results within one week. Where does it say 10 days and only if I find the mistake otherwise I would never have got it
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eskbanker said:bombom66 said:eskbanker said:
This depends on your reason for having an MRI scan. In some cases, your radiologist will be able to interpret and let you know your results on the same day as your scan. In other cases, you will receive your results within one week. Where does it say 10 days and only if I find the mistake otherwise I would never have got it
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Hey OP, I do think you have a right to be upset, but I also think you need to be realistic. Ultimately you’ve had your scan and in a far better timescale than you would have got it on the NHS, even allowing for the fact that the results were delayed. So, “up to a week” would have been acceptable - is that fair to say? In fact it was what - 3 days over that timescale?As someone else has said, admin errors do occur - yes, in an environment like that they really shouldn’t but people are human. What do you want from this? Would you feel that paying 50% is fair? If so then you need to think about a way of negotiating to that.If it helps, if you wanted to put together an email to them to put your case to them, you could maybe say here what you wanted to say, and we could help you build it into a format for emailing to them?🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
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EssexHebridean said:Hey OP, I do think you have a right to be upset, but I also think you need to be realistic. Ultimately you’ve had your scan and in a far better timescale than you would have got it on the NHS, even allowing for the fact that the results were delayed. So, “up to a week” would have been acceptable - is that fair to say? In fact it was what - 3 days over that timescale?As someone else has said, admin errors do occur - yes, in an environment like that they really shouldn’t but people are human. What do you want from this? Would you feel that paying 50% is fair? If so then you need to think about a way of negotiating to that.If it helps, if you wanted to put together an email to them to put your case to them, you could maybe say here what you wanted to say, and we could help you build it into a format for emailing to them?0
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What was the expected timescale to get an appointment and then the results of the MRI on the NHS?🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
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bombom66 said:EssexHebridean said:Hey OP, I do think you have a right to be upset, but I also think you need to be realistic. Ultimately you’ve had your scan and in a far better timescale than you would have got it on the NHS, even allowing for the fact that the results were delayed. So, “up to a week” would have been acceptable - is that fair to say? In fact it was what - 3 days over that timescale?As someone else has said, admin errors do occur - yes, in an environment like that they really shouldn’t but people are human. What do you want from this? Would you feel that paying 50% is fair? If so then you need to think about a way of negotiating to that.If it helps, if you wanted to put together an email to them to put your case to them, you could maybe say here what you wanted to say, and we could help you build it into a format for emailing to them?
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sheramber said:bombom66 said:EssexHebridean said:Hey OP, I do think you have a right to be upset, but I also think you need to be realistic. Ultimately you’ve had your scan and in a far better timescale than you would have got it on the NHS, even allowing for the fact that the results were delayed. So, “up to a week” would have been acceptable - is that fair to say? In fact it was what - 3 days over that timescale?As someone else has said, admin errors do occur - yes, in an environment like that they really shouldn’t but people are human. What do you want from this? Would you feel that paying 50% is fair? If so then you need to think about a way of negotiating to that.If it helps, if you wanted to put together an email to them to put your case to them, you could maybe say here what you wanted to say, and we could help you build it into a format for emailing to them?
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But how long would you wait for the appointment in the first place?0
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sheramber said:But how long would you wait for the appointment in the first place?0
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