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# Roll, river

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# Keep on rolling

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# Ancient lady

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# Cold

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# Roll, river

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# Roll. #

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- Oh, I hope Dave mum's OK. - Hmm.

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Still, at least she's in the right place, i.e. not here.

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I mean, I hope they keep her in for a few days.

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Couldn't cope with another non-paying guest.

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Kim, is it really the right day for you to give up smoking?

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The day your mother-in-law's been rushed to A & E?

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Not really, Den.

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Kim! Put that out now!

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What? It's an electronic one.

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Look. Hmmm!

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It can't do you any good, Kim, that.

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Not having electricity running round your mouth.

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Haven't you got to go for your scan?

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Oh...yeah.

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Look, if you're worried, I'll get Pam from Everest to cover. I'll come with you.

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No, no, no, no. It's fine.

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- Sure? - Yeah. Won't be long.

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- Hello. - Oh, hello.

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- How are you? - Yeah, I'm good. Denise Flixter.

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- Good. Yeah. - I just wanted to cancel my scan.

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Oh. Would you like to rebook or anything?

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Um...Sister Flixter, isn't it? Would you like to come in?

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Oh, sorry, I was going to cancel or rebook.

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Well, of course, it's up to you, but we've got it all set up, so...

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OK, yes, fine.

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- OK. - Thank you. I won't cancel.

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- Brilliant. Come in. - Thank you. Yes.

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Right. My name's Dr Oxford, and you're here to have your 12-week full scan.

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Yeah.

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I'll deal with this, Kim.

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Good chance for you gen up on modern nursing techniques. Good for your module.

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Watch this. Good morning! I'm Modern Matron Damaris.

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You must be Mrs Dingsdale. Do you want to come through this way?

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- Yeah. There you go. - Take that for you. Hi, Donald.

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Is this a private ward? No, this is the main ward,

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but we're all on the same step of the Strategic Stairway as our clients.

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Er, only my son told me that I must see that they put me on a private ward.

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Right, well, I'm going to see if I can escalate that with Admissions.

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OK? Kim, could you help Mrs Dingsdale into bed and ask her for a lunch order?

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- OK. - Thanks, Donald.

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All right.

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Do you want to just help Mrs Dingsdale into the chair

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and I'll just do the curtain. Thanks, Donald.

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All right. Let me get your feet out the way there.

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All right?

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There you go.

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All right. Pop your nightie on.

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And have you had some bleeding?

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No, I haven't had any bleeding.

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I'm just going to get another pair of eyes to have a little look. OK?

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Is there something wrong?

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I'm just going to get one of my colleagues to have a little look.

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Won't be a minute. OK?

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Oh, hello, John. Er, it's Tatty.

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I just wonder if you could come down and have a look at one of my patients.

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OK. Thanks very much. Thank you.

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(PEN SCRATCHING ON PAPER)

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(SIGHS)

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(PEN SCRATCHING)

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Can I just borrow your pen for a sec, please?

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Oh, Um...if it's all the same to you, I'd rather not.

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It's got a specially weighted nib.

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Yes, I actually found it as I was rooting through a box of Philip's old things,

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and it was an old anniversary present.

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I'm not going to lean my whole weight on it, am I?

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No, no! Good Lord, no. I wasn't suggesting you were going to do that.

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Dr Moore, I don't know if I'm speaking out of turn here,

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but if I got a present from someone I was splitting up with,

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I wouldn't particularly want to be walking around with it and keeping it. I mean,

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I chucked Dave's last anniversary present out the window

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when he was a bit leery with some woman in the pub.

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I hope the nursing staff aren't indulging in conversations about my private affairs.

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In a hospital? Wouldn't have thought so for a minute.

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- Right, where is Den? - She's at her 12-week scan.

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All right. Well, I'll be back in ten minutes.

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If you see Den, could you tell her

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I want to start ward round pretty promptly this morning, please?

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I will.

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- Den! Hi, Den. - Hiya, Hils.

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Hold on a second. I just need to speak to you.

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I've been asked to give a talk about reorganisation services.

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Oh, congratulations, that's...

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No, I thought it'd be fantastic if you could input into it.

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Yeah, sure, whatever, you know, if I can help at all.

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That'd be brilliant.

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I'm looking at a 62% gain in streamline efficiencies,

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and that's just in the first 18 months.

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It's all about progress, Den.

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- Good. Yeah. - The future.

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Senior stakeholders are being invited to put forward their recommendations.

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- Good. - I can protect you.

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- Congratulations. - Den!

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- Den, I can protect the three of us. - Great. OK.

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Call me, babe, yeah? Den!

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I think your trousers are just in your socks there.

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Call me.

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(KNOCK AT DOOR)

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Hi, Tatty, have you got a moment?

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- Yes, of course, Pippa. - I'm hoping to pick your brains

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at some point about postpartum prolapses.

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- You mean in the over-65s? - Yes, yes.

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I'm looking at long-term impairment of vaginal functionality, so...

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Ah, there's a brilliant paper - Finnish paper - on it.

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- I'll e-mail you the link. - Ah! Absolutely great. Thank you.

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Oh, are you including anything about the atrophic penis?

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Yes, I'm popping it in as an addendum.

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- Oh, good. - Hmm.

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Coarseness of texture, rubbery-like quality, prominent veins,

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not to mention loss of sensation.

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You know, all that chaffing can't be doing the poor old vulva any favours.

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Well, perhaps we could have a chat about it over a skinny latte sometime.

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- Yes, absolutely great, love to. - OK.

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- Super. Thanks, Tatty. - OK. Bye-bye.

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- What are you doing, Kim? - I'm looking for a present for Dave.

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Well, I know you're broke, but...

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- Look at that. - That's nice!

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Dr Moore binned it.

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- Can I have it? - No!

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Ah! Den, how did your scan go?

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- Fantastic. Yeah. - Oh, jolly good!

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I must say you're doing very well for an elderly primigravida.

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- Thank you. - So, gents, primigravida?

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Is it an old woman having a baby?

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Er, yes, not so much old. Sorry, Den!

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Sorry?

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Just an unfortunate choice of words -

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an "old woman" having a baby, rather than...

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So it's a lady over the age of 35 having her first child.

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Primi - first. Gravida - pregnancy. Obviously from the Latin.

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It's handy, Latin, isn't it,

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cos it means the patient's got no idea what you're saying.

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Yes, I think if you're planning on being a doctor, which you are, aren't you,

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you will need to know a little bit of Latin, so...

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You've all done Latin, presumably, have you?

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- Yes, I did. - Yes, indeed. All righty.

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Den, let's have a look at your scan picture.

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Yeah. Oh, yeah.

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Er...ooh.

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Sorry, we do need to get on, actually.

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Sorry, Kim, can I show you later?

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- All right. - Great.

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All right. So, where to first?

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Mrs Ellis.

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Going this way, actually, gents. Can you keep up, please?

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All right, Mrs Ellis. Morning.

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- This is the private patient? - No, that's Mrs Dingsdale.

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Perhaps we can see Mrs Dingsdale first, then, please.

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- OK. Sorry, Mrs Ellis. - All right, see you in a moment.

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Just, er... Thank you.

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Hello. Hello, Mrs Dingsdale. How do you do? I'm Dr Moore.

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- Mrs Dingsdale, this is Dr Moore. - Hello, Dr Moore.

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Hello there.

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I've promised Professor Portnoy-Noor I'm going to keep a close eye on you,

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so you're in good hands.

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Yes, Mrs Dingsdale is in for a small...just cyst removal.

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She's having a lipoma excised.

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She would normally be an outpatient, but she's...

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Yes, so normally this would be done in the outpatient...

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...not very steady on her feet and she lives alone.

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Living alone at the moment, so we want to make sure she's completely recovered

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before we send her off home again, so it's just very much

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a question of making sure you're absolutely right before we send you off.

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Could I have a private room? I am a private patient.

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You are. Yes, yes.

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I'm sure that Sister will be able to... probably in the process of organising that

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- for you right now. - I don't have a room.

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I'm sure that somebody will be

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- looking into that at the moment. - I don't actually have any rooms.

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I have absolutely no beds. I'm sorry, I can't organise anything different.

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- We need to sort something out. - Are you prepared to see Mrs Ellis?

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Yes.

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Good morning. How are you feeling?

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Yes, you might remember Mrs Ellis, Dr Moore.

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Yes, of course I do.

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She came form the Tall Trees residential home with a touch of pneumonia.

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You prescribed amoxicillin orally, and dexamethasone.

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Why have we done that, gents?

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You need to keep up to speed with current research here,

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so what's the reason for utilising that alongside your antibiotic course?

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Actually, a recent Dutch study showed that steroids can speed recovery

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- and cut admission time. - Very good.

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Yes, Dutch are brilliant, aren't they?

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- Er, yes. - Love Holland. Especially Amsterdam.

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- Yes indeed. So... - Some great times there.

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So how are you feeling now, Mrs Ellis?

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Still got some problems with the breathing,

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and I think this is probably

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because she's not actually opened her bowels.

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I haven't been for five days.

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Righto.

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So, Den, if you want to organise some, er, Microlax enema, that would be super.

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Yes, great, OK. Kim! Sorry, Kim. We need to organise an enema.

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You'd like me to do that, then?

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Thank you, yes.

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All right? Jolly good. And once we've got things shifting through,

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I think you're going to feel a lot more comfortable.

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She does require something more than just being comfortable, Dr Moore.

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Thank you, Mrs Ellis. It's more than comfortable.

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I mean, she's really struggling with her breathing.

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- Well, she's got pneumonia, Den. - Yeah, obviously.

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Is there something the matter with you today?

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I'm fine, thank you.

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- Mrs Lewis. - Hello, Mrs Lewis.

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- This is Gwen Lewis. - Yes.

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Den, is there no way we can find a private ward for Mrs Dingsdale?

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It's just that Dr Kersley referred her to the professor,

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and I'd really like to help Benedict out.

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I have said, Dr Moore, I do not have any space.

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Look, whether we like this or not, this is the way things are heading,

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so I think it's quite important

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that we support Dr Kersley's initiatives at this stage.

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So if you could have perhaps just another look...

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Sorry, I've got to... (MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

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Excuse me a moment. I'm so sorry. Jenny, hello, yes.

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Are we all set for tomorrow? Right. I see.

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What if Philip changes his mind? I'm just worried that Michelle might get at him.

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Yes, I will do. I will do. All right.

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Yes, indeed. Yes. Thanks, Jenny, thanks very much indeed.

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All right, then, bye-bye.

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Den? Are you all right?

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I'm fine, thank you, Kim. Absolutely fine.

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- Actually, I was... - Oh, hang on a minute.

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- Hello, Donald! - What's this?

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- I don't know, but it's for Den. - What is that?

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- A pressie from someone? - Oh, let's have a look.

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- Well, come on, get excited! - Kim, no, it's for me.

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Please can you let me open it?

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Thank you.

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It's like Darren's sixth birthday party.

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He wouldn't let me open them either.

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It's my fridge.

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It's a very premature fridge, Den.

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It's my fridge!

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Hey! I'll open these bits.

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Oh, that is lovely!

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Um... Where are we going to put it?

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Oh, that's fantastic! That fits perfectly!

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It's completely flush with the drugs trolley.

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- Well, I never. - Look, I've got to go.

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Look after yourself, then.

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All right. See you, Kim. Have a good day.

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Yeah, well, I would, except I've given up smoking,

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so I'm not in a bloody great mood, to be honest with you.

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Oh, bloody hell. Good luck with that!

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- Yeah, thanks, mate. - See you later.

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See you later.

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Oh, look, Kim, look!

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It's got an interior light, it's got a drip tray,

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it's got an egg thing, it's got a salad crisper.

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That'll make it a fridge, then, Den. 'Scuse me.

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Ah, is that the fridge for Mrs Dingsdale's Fragmin?

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Er, no, it's the one for Den's breast milk.

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Oh! And the health service have paid for that, have they?

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It's brilliant, isn't it?

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As long as she only uses it for breast milk, I suppose.

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Do you hear that, Den?

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You're going to have to drink your Tennent's Super warm from now on.

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Ah! Hansley! Oh, sorry, I don't want to tread on your...

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Oh, no, it's OK, please, don't worry.

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About, um... Oh, sorry! Lord, I'm messing this up awfully, aren't I?

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No, it's OK. It's fine.

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I just, er... About this Norris add-back at tomorrow's FDR.

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Um, I've been thinking, this French piece that Philip's taken up with,

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I just don't trust her. Have we covered all our bases?

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- Er... Please. Sit down. - Oh, er, thank you.

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Has your solicitor flagged up White versus White?

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No. Should she have?

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In determining ancillary relief for the spouse,

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there is no determined order of priority

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and the distribution of assets depends on every case.

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- But that could drag on for years. - Costing you millions.

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Well, we don't exactly have millions, but...

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The only winners are the lawyers.

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Lord. So what would you advise?

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Minton versus Minton.

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Right. Minton versus Minton.

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Right.

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Thank you.

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I'm sorry. I...

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Oh, no, thanks, I've given up.

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I just come here for the view.

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(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

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Oh, excuse me.

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Hello?

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She's what, Dave?

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Shit.

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No. Well, I mean, if they're not going to admit her...

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Yeah, we're just going to have to find the space.

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No. Really shitty.

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The patches are useless.

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All right. I'll talk to you later. Cheers.

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He's got Vijay's nose.

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And Hilary's fat arse.

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Oh, come on, Kim!

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It's only a joke!

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- I'm just trying to cheer you up. - I don't need cheering up, Kim.

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- It's you who needs cheering up. - Me?!

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You've been a real grump since you gave up the fags.

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Well, it's not just the fags, Den. It's Dave's mum.

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They're going to discharge her, right?

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As you know, we've got no room at home at all,

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so I'm sorry, but you're going to have to move out for a few days.

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Look, I'm not doing it to be nasty, all right?

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No, I understand that, Kim, I can see you're not doing it to be nasty.

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- Have you done that enema yet? - It's lunch in 20 minutes!

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Well, then, that gives you 20 minutes, doesn't it?

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Oh, OK.

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Eyes down for a full house, Mrs Ellis.

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- Morning, Denise. How are you? - Oh! Hi.

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So, listen, would it be possible to move Mrs Dingsdale to a private room?

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I've had a call from her son, and he's a bit unhappy with the accommodation.

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- Normally, it would be fine... - Tom!

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- Hello, there! How are you? - Pippa!

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Fantastic to see you.

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- Mwah! - Mwah!

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- To what do we owe the pleasure? - Just had a meeting with Mr Loftus.

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- Ah, yes. - I was just rebriefing him.

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Yes, provision of services. I hope we're passing muster.

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- We're getting there. - Oh, good. Good.

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But I was actually just trying to sort out this private referral of mine.

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Ah, yes. I had Benedict's secretary on the phone, actually.

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Den, sorry, before you disappear,

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I've had a call from Professor Portnoy-Noor's secretary

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about our private lady. What's the status on that at the moment?

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Well, I've only got one side ward,

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and unfortunately it has got a patient in there with a stage 13 coma.

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So...

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Right, I see.

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Is that patient a private patient?

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Priority, but not private.

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- Not private. - No, not...

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- Hmm. - So...

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Shouldn't she be in ITU anyway, really?

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I think they're a bit stacked up up there as well.

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Well, um...

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So...

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Shall we... We'll leave that with the sister.

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OK. Yes. I'll make some enquiries.

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I have great faith in her to make the right decision.

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Jolly good. Do you want to grab a coffee, or...?

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You read my mind.

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Lovely. How is Tania doing?

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- Tania's very well. - Yes.

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- Just incredibly busy. - Is she?

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Yeah...

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Shit.

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- Den? - Hmm?

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I'm sorry about earlier.

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You know, I think it probably was the fags.

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And Dave's mum's going to be a nightmare.

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It's OK. Honestly, don't worry about it, Kim, it's fine.

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Kim!

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- Yeah? - Can you keep a secret?

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Of course I can.

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You've got to keep this totally in confidence, right?

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- Ooh, how exciting! Yeah. - It's about Hilary.

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Is it his baby?

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No, no. It's serious.

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He has asked me to make some recommendations.

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- Oh. - About the staff cuts.

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Right. Look, Den, I honestly haven't got any space at home.

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- If I did... - Kim, I wouldn't use that.

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Why would I use something like that?

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I wouldn't do that just to get back into your house.

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You might. All right, I'm kidding.

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It's serious, this, Kim.

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Jobs are at risk here.

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But you know you're leaving anyway to have a baby, aren't you?

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Yeah, but... No, no, no, my job's protected.

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No, it's you, Kim. I'm going to do my best to look out for you.

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Yeah?

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Well... OK. Thanks. Thanks, Den.

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Um, I've just been reading your essay, Kimberley.

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Only weird people call me Kimberley.

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Oh. Well, I hope you don't mind. I just thought, as I am your mentor, I could...

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Well, I do mind a bit.

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OK. OK, Kim.

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Well, um, it starts off really well.

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It's fluent and articulate and it makes some very pertinent points.

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Um, but then, halfway through, it kind of,

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er...it kind of turns into something completely different.

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Good or bad?

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Well...

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I don't like to use negative words

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like "clumsy" or "adolescent", but...

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It's clumsy and adolescent?

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It just kind of loses the essence of academic analysis.

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If you see what I mean.

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Why don't we see if we can turn this into a positive?

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I'd rather have a prolapse.

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I just want to maximise my job as mentor

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and give you the best opportunities as mentee.

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So why don't we just have a look at it right now? I'll just grab a chair, OK?

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OK.

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Right...

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Quails' eggs and asparagus not to your taste?

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- It was horrible! - Oh, sorry.

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Do you think there's any chance that they can find me a private room?

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- I'm sorry, I don't think they will. - I'm sure we can do that.

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- I'm sure we can. - 'Scuse me.

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I'll see if I can push the envelope of care just a bit further for you.

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Den! Den!

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Damaris says she's going to give Mrs Dingsdale a private room.

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Sorry.

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Matron.

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- Sorry, I just wanted a quick word. - Right.

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Yes.

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Kim says that you're thinking of moving Mrs Dingsdale

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- into the side room. - Yes, yes.

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The thing is, I've had to use that room sometimes, you know,

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to catch up on admin and paperwork overload.

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I mean, it's very, very difficult to work out here with the noise...

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Right. I'm going to have to overrule you on this one. Sorry.

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Even though I'm pregnant?

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I'm terribly sorry, Den, but you know our priority is enhancing care pathways

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for all of our patients, including our private guests, so...

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- Yeah, I just need the room. - Yes, but so does she.

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I don't know who Damaris thinks she is. I mean, I really need my office.

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What are you going to do?

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Well, Hilary's all over me.

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Maybe I could get rid of her.

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I mean, I'd lose my mentor, but I suppose it'd be worth it.

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I think it'd be better for you, Kim. It would keep your job secure.

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Well, that would be amazing, Den, cos I'd really owe you one.

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I mean, like, a small one.

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- Not a big one, like moving in... - I know, Kim.

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Don't worry. I'm not going to exploit you.

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I know you're under a lot of stress with your mother-in-law.

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Den, honestly, if I thought I could help, you know I would, don't you?

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Yeah.

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Den, any joy with Mrs Ellis's Microlax?

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Sorry, no, I don't think so. I think the enema was unsuccessful.

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Ah. OK. I think perhaps we'd better move straight to manual evacuation, then.

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- Fight you for it. - Oh, thanks, Kim.

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Jolly good. Do you want to get consent?

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- Great. Thank you very much. - Could I just have a quick word?

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- Just very quickly. - I want to ask you a favour.

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- Er... - My mother-in-law had a fall

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and broke her arm and she went to A & E at St Luke's,

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but they're not going to admit her,

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and Dave and I can't really cope with her at home,

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so I just wondered if I could ask you if you'd mind phoning St Luke's,

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if you know a consultant there, and seeing if he could keep...

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Nurse, while I understand your difficulties, er...

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I doubt it.

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Well, I just can't call in too many favours with St Luke's, you know.

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And it may be that the best place for her is in the home environment.

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- Oh, just forget it, OK? - Righto!

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- All right. - Oh, I'm sorry about that, Den.

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- Oh, it's OK. - She wouldn't even listen.

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I mean, I could maybe put you top-to-toe on one of the bunk beds

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with one of the twins.

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Yeah... Do you think it's worth me having a word with her?

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You won't get anywhere.

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Ah, Den, I've just had Benedict on the phone.

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He's pretty keen to sort out this private patient.

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- Have we got any news on that? - I've got that all in process.

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Oh, great! OK. Thank you. I'll let Tom and Benedict know. Thank you.

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- Dr Moore, just... - Yes?

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Sorry, um...

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I just wanted to say sorry, actually,

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because I have been very irritable today. I know that.

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Er...we've all been a bit, probably...

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The thing is, I'm picking up on Kim's stress, because she's given up smoking,

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This thing with her mother-in-law...

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Right.

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..it's really getting her down.

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You couldn't just have a word with someone at St Luke's, could you?

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I'm sorry, I've already made that very clear to Nurse Wilde.

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I'm not prepared to call in favours for staff.

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Just on this occasion?

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I'm surprised at you asking me, rather, Den.

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It's frankly unethical. So, yes.

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No is the answer to that.

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Dr Moore... I just want to give you a warning, actually.

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It's about Tom.

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Dr Kersley?

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Yeah. Well, I had a relationship with Tom.

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It was about five years ago and it wasn't really a relationship,

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I suppose, it was more of one night.

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It wasn't quite one night...

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- But it was just... - Sorry, why are you telling me this?

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I just wanted to... I've just heard things.

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Apparently, these days he'll shag anything.

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I just wanted to let you know, as a favour.

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In what way is that a favour?

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Well, it...

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Mm-hm. Hmm.

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I'm really... Yeah, thank you so much. Yeah.

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I'll see you in Chatters, yeah. Thanks.

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Are you not catching the five to five?

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Oh, just, if I hurry, actually.

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Not been a great day, has it?

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I don't know. You've given up smoking.

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- That's a good thing. - Yeah, you got a fridge.

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Yeah, that was a very good thing.

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- Den? - Hmm?

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Look, I've had a thought, right.

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Me and Dave have got a big wardrobe with a sliding door in our bedroom.

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I could put a little mattress in it, and you could shut...

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Look, Kim, honestly, I've sorted something out.

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I've got an Encore room, just for tonight.

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- Are you sure? - Yeah.

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Have you sorted out Mrs Dingsdale?

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Yeah. Yeah.

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Den. You promised Dr Moore.

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I have! No, I have. Popocatepetl have got a sepsis in their side ward.

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She's been on high dependency. She's come back. She's much better.

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They're putting her onto the main ward,

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and I can get Mrs Dingsdale into their side ward just for a couple of days.

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That's all she needs.

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You couldn't get Dave's mum in there an' all, could you?

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- No. - We can try.

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- Listen, are you coming with me? - No, no, quick, go!

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- I've got to stay with Amma. - All right, I'll see you. Bye.

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- Need to hand over, you know. - OK.

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