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Written by a patient at Woodlands Family Medical Centre
8th October 2019


this doctor gave me the respect I expected was very concise in her examinations and remedies to go forth . if I needed hospital exams she was direct and showed first class concerns over my issues which all have be successfully resolved . she does an excellent job in a very stressfull surgery which is always full .

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Written by a member of staff at Woodlands Family Medical Centre
31st August 2018


Thorough Takes time Gets thing sorted

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Written by a patient at Woodlands Family Medical Centre
23rd May 2017


If you want tea and sympathy and a chat, this is not the place for you. If you want to find out what is the matter with you, a possible diagnostic route and possible treatment then she is worth consulting. all I can say that she is direct and gets to the point and seems to know what she is talking about. If she does not have an answer she will transfer you to the appropriate specialist. personally I prefer this approach, though some people may need the touchy feely response.

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Written by a patient at Woodlands Family Medical Centre
8th April 2017


Is this woman actually qualified? I can't believe this is how I was treated by this patronising woman. I left the surgery in tears after basically being told I was exaggerating my symptoms. I then registered with another GP and was given a course of antibiotics and sent for a chest X-ray. I had a chest infection however Dr Tawfiq didn't diagnose this because she didn't see the need to even examine me.

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Written by a patient at Woodlands Family Medical Centre
25th November 2016


Dr Tawfiq needs a course in communication and people skills. She spoke to my elderly father as if he was 6 year old ( he is a doctor but why should I tell her) and was so patronising. If I hadn't been there I'd never have believed it. If that's how they train doctors in Baghdad than the NHS needs to think very carefully before they employ any more.

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