EICR coding for no RCD protection in doctors surgery.

I had a similar problem with a local GP surgery too. They had no risk assessment and had staff bringing own electrical equipment - mainly phone chargers. I coded it a CODE-2. They tried to "negotiate" with me to get it changed as they were going to move out the building soon - the practice is still there six years later. I got the impression budgets were very tight. Strangely I have not been invited back and I suspect they either ignored it, or got somebody else in to give them the answer they were looking for.

The old gents (and ladies of a certain age) in here may remember when a GP's surgery consisted of a consulting room and a waiting room at the back of his house. Later, when GPs started practising together, they owned their own premises and, in effect, the NHS paid a rent. Nowadays AFAIK, working in NHS-owned premises is normal.

I suspect that the bean counters seek to allocate the meanest of budgets and the doctors can do nothing about it.

The old gents (and ladies of a certain age) in here may remember when a GP's surgery consisted of a consulting room and a waiting room at the back of his house. Later, when GPs started practising together, they owned their own premises and, in effect, the NHS paid a rent. Nowadays AFAIK, working in NHS-owned premises is normal.

I suspect that the bean counters seek to allocate the meanest of budgets and the doctors can do nothing about it.