u/stravaigs

Does anyone else think these situations are broadly a disaster? Every practice I know of that’s run by a “medical group”, with partners who never step foot in the building, provides a terrible level of care compared to practices with a traditional model. I’m in Scotland so appreciate the situation isn’t as bad here as it is in England, but how can anyone legitimately argue that a partner can run three practices simultaneously. I’m surprised there hasn’t been any appetite for banning this model yet. Obviously financially it’s the best way of squeezing money out of the system but clinically it’s a shitshow.

Hello! Just looking for a bit of advice.

I’m trying to find a lower-cost MFT prime lens with a wide aperture and low focal length. I mostly take photos while travelling and my lovely lumix 25mm f/1.2 fixed lens isn’t quite wide angled enough for a lot of landscape/architecture stuff. However I’ve been struggling to find a <20mm wide aperture lens at a lower price point. Am I looking for something that doesn’t exist? I’ve managed to get most of my lenses for sub-£200 so far (I’m very much a beginner). Does anyone have a lens that they love that tick these boxes?

Thanks!