Dermatologist/gp ~Dublin

Fugly · 25-08-2009, 15:41

Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the right thread, but mods feel free to move it to somewhere more appropriate please.

I'm looking for a gp who's also a dermatologist, I had a friend a few years ago who's doc was both. I'm not sure if there are any nowadays. I know I can go to a gp and get a referral to a derma but I just figure it would be easier for me if I could find one who does both.

Thanks.

imported_guy · 25-08-2009, 15:44

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Originally Posted by Fugly

Hi,
feel free to move it to somewhere more appropriate please.

they wouldnt have to do this if you had read the charter.

no asking for recomendations

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It was decided we wouldn't allow threads asking for recommendations for specific professionals, such as docs, physios, chiropracters etc.

Getting into naming someone online implies an endorsement, which we really can't get involved in, and opens the discussion up to someone else coming along and telling us "that physio/surgeon is crap, don't go to him".

It's messy, and it doesn't really come under our remit of discussing issues related to biology and medicine.

Thanks, as always, for your co-operation

Fugly · 25-08-2009, 15:51

I'm not looking for a recommendation, just do doctors with dual roles exist and where can I find one, like a database of some sort.

I did read the charter but as I'm not looking for a recommendation, so if I wasn't clearer on that point.

imported_guy · 25-08-2009, 16:33

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Originally Posted by Fugly

I'm not looking for a recommendation, just do doctors with dual roles exist and where can I find one, like a database of some sort.

I did read the charter but as I'm not looking for a recommendation, so if I wasn't clearer on that point.

i know english isnt my first language but i think even an 8 year old would comprehend what i said, but anyway

whats the difference between giving out names of doctors you know or the ones that you recommend?, some one else might come along and say "that doctor is crap dont go to him" AKA a person i know might get attacked if i name him.

**nesf** · 25-08-2009, 17:37

They exist, my old doctor from where I grew up was a GP who'd done post graduate qualifications in dermatology. I'm not sure if that'd make him a dermatologist though.

**sam34** · 25-08-2009, 17:52

we dont give advice or recommendations or discussions on qualifications here.

imported guy, please leave the modding to the mods.

25-08-2009, 15:41	#1
Fugly Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 245 Adverts \| Friends	Dermatologist/gp ~Dublin Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right thread, but mods feel free to move it to somewhere more appropriate please. I'm looking for a gp who's also a dermatologist, I had a friend a few years ago who's doc was both. I'm not sure if there are any nowadays. I know I can go to a gp and get a referral to a derma but I just figure it would be easier for me if I could find one who does both. Thanks.

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25-08-2009, 15:51	#3
Fugly Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 245 Adverts \| Friends	I'm not looking for a recommendation, just do doctors with dual roles exist and where can I find one, like a database of some sort. I did read the charter but as I'm not looking for a recommendation, so if I wasn't clearer on that point.

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sam34 Moderator Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 2,775 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Biology, Health Sciences, Long Term Illness	we dont give advice or recommendations or discussions on qualifications here. imported guy, please leave the modding to the mods.