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Assessor asked if someone else could listen in, and they asked a few questions. Is this normal?
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I am wondering because it seems it has happened a couple of times from these posts, whether or not, the DWP have decided to monitor calls because of the bad press they have been getting such as allegations of falsifying reports, It's Just a thought.
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Hi had my pip assesment yesterday lasted a hour the nurse said she will write to my doctor she said i need more help and for the doctor to ring me anyone heard off that?
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Being health professionals and a health-related organisation they have a duty to get people who are vulnerable help if they are not already receiving it I imagine.
Safeguarding is a duty in all organisations but I imagine they can be broader about it in health-related professions.They/Them, however they are no wrong pronouns with me so whatever you feel most comfortable with
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shellbell20 said:I am wondering because it seems it has happened a couple of times from these posts, whether or not, the DWP have decided to monitor calls because of the bad press they have been getting such as allegations of falsifying reports, It's Just a thought.
Health professionals should have minimum standards or be replaced by others who can meet the minimum standards and the minimum standards should include all reports should be accurate no more cut and paste rubbish inserted into bespoke health reports.
The added stress and anxiety for claimants is not fair.
The added expense to the taxpayers is unfair.
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I agree. I didn't even request my report when I was awarded PIP as my anxiety wouldn't allow me to read any falsehoods. I am due another assessment in November, which I am already dreading, it takes me a long time to recover from it. I am hoping it's not another 2-hour one, as the last one, I didn't ask about the assessor's professional qualification but perhaps I will next time, as this time I will have an advocate/carer there with me for when it becomes too much and if my mind goes blank, as it often does.
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Bowden27 said:Hi had my pip assessment yesterday lasted a hour the nurse said she will write to my doctor she said i need more help and for the doctor to ring me anyone heard off that?
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It can only a be good thing 🙏
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dee1960 said:Bowden27 said:Hi had my pip assessment yesterday lasted a hour the nurse said she will write to my doctor she said i need more help and for the doctor to ring me anyone heard off that?
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Well we will see if it goes well with out claim 🙏
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