He examines Rodi, who is covered from head to toe with chickenpox and cries a lot. “I don’t worry if I see him like this,” Rebholz tells Rodi’s mother. “If it still bothers him, we can give some stronger medication, but I wouldn’t advise that yet.” Ten minutes – then the consultation is over and it’s the next person’s turn. The waiting room is almost empty, but the website of the Health Center in Nieuwegein clearly states in red letters: ‘It is busy in the GP practice, do not come without an appointment.’
300 general practitioners from the central Netherlands are moving to The Hague: ‘Water is on their lips’
