I’m good at getting people off opiates and benzodiazepines, might be the only real talent. Live the drugs, love the drugs, do the actual detox, know the detox head to tail. Know the glitches. Know your clients and their family/carers/advocates. Remove psychological trauma, apply meds if absolutely necessary, slowly reintegrate back into life. Repeat, except
Find work-style email the most horrific disrupter of this process. How much fluff people pad out fuck all with. It forces skim reading, until you hit a data-set or reference section thrown in as a smokescreen. Instead of attending in person (because = Covid!) or even phoning when a matter is pressing, cunts will email some garbage left half hanging, as in “that’s me covered”. So you have to edit the mess, establish any thread of what may/may not actually be happening and then wrathfully rewrite multiple abortive care-plans
This is where
@shiels take on the English is spot on because at any one time you could be dealing with multiple varietals of said subsets, nhs from overseas and in order not to swear when tidying up their mess in person you have to use a tone of voice that’s both uncompromising but understandable. Americans, ironically, can be easier company in this sense but I don’t want to generalise lol