For the past 25 years Dr Irfan Malik has prided himself on getting to know as many of his patients as possible.
It means that during appointments at his Nottingham practice the GP instinctively knows when something isn t quite right. I like looking at a patient, observing things they might not have seen, he says. By observing someone I can tell, for example, if they are anaemic. The same goes with weight if they have lost weight I will know that from just seeing them because I have known them for so long. If you see someone face to face there are non-verbal cues and body language that you pick up on.
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Kitchen fitter Luke Payne, 29, was travelling home when he spotted the wrecked vehicle.
He said: The car looked pretty totalled to be honest. It obviously had a right smash. Because it was about 200 metres from the SAS entrance, I thought it might have something to do with them or a training exercise but it could be a coincidence. It s amazing anyone got out of the car alive.
Paramedics treated three people for minor injuries, and one was taken to hospital as the road was closed for two hours.
Credenhill is the home of the SAS, with the crash happening just yards from the headquarters of the elite Who Dares Wins regiment
A POLICE car crashed outside the SAS camp near Hereford when it was responding to an urgent incident , West Mercia Police has said. The police car was involved in a crash with a car driven by a member of the public on the A480 at Credenhill, north of Hereford, on Wednesday evening. West Midlands Ambulance Service said it was called at 6.10pm by police to the crash, which a spokesperson said left three people, from two vehicles, with minor injuries. West Mercia Police has since said no one in the other car was injured. They said the police car, with its lights and sirens on, was responding to an urgent incident in Herefordshire when the crash happened.
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