Category Archives: Doctors and emails

Another reason for dealing with doctors who have ordinary email addresses is that it MAY, and we stress, MAY, indicate that the top management of the practice or organisation in which they work, (if they work in a practice or … Continue reading →

Perhaps the main reason for only dealing with doctors who have ordinary email addresses and who respond to reasonable emails sent to them with reasonable responses, is that it makes it so difficult to get second opinions on their advices if … Continue reading →

Recently we heard of someone who had this experience. He emailed a doctor with a question at 1.17 pm, got an  email back saying “We have received your email and will respond shortly” immediately, (i.e. at 1.17 pm,) and got … Continue reading →

The text of an email we’ve just sent to one of our readers. To me, if a person or an organisation, including doctors, has an ordinary email address readily available and, if you use it to send them an email, … Continue reading →

Which Urologist would you sooner consult and use? – Urologist A, who, when one of our readers emailed him this:- emailed back:- or Urologist B , when he was sent the same email, emailed back:- “Please call my office on … Continue reading →