00:01Oh, come and meet me for an early one.
00:03Hide. I'm paying.
00:06All right, I'll, um, I'll see you in a bit.
00:17So, Kerry in the cafe?
00:19And?
00:22And?
00:26She's absolutely fine.
00:28Oh, that's good.
00:28Yeah. Till next time.
00:31Meaning?
00:32She doesn't look after herself. She's not interested.
00:34OK, well, that's your opinion.
00:35Yeah, yeah.
00:37And if you'd seen her, it would be your opinion as well.
00:40You know, John, it is astonishing to me
00:42that you don't seem to have learned anything from yesterday.
00:44William.
00:46She's OK.
00:47Yeah, thanks to me.
00:49You misdiagnosed her.
00:51And on top of everything else, I'm now having to do this.
00:54Do what?
00:57I didn't want to go into this now, especially here, but there are certain procedures.
01:00What procedures?
01:02Well, I've got to bring up the histories of everyone you've seen in the last two weeks.
01:06Oh, yeah.
01:08You're checking my work.
01:09Well, what else did you expect?
01:13Well, she didn't report any blurred vision or changes to her breathing.
01:16Did you specifically ask?
01:19See this?
01:22This is what I'm talking about.
01:24It's not up to the patient to offer up the relevant information.
01:27It's up to us to go looking for it.
01:29You're kind of talking to me like I don't know what I'm doing.
01:31Well, you seem unable to accept responsibility for your mistakes.
01:33No, no, no, no.
01:34I'm keeping it in perspective.
01:36You don't have that perspective.
01:37Stop patronising me.
01:40Who's had the most experience here?
01:42Experience as what, John?
01:45As what?
01:46A doctor?
01:47Oh, no, that'll be me, because you seem to have forgotten.
01:52You are not a doctor.
01:53If you were, you'd have known.
01:55Always check a patient's notes.
01:57Okay.
02:00I'm going to put something in writing, but you should treat this as an official warning.
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