"Broken foot"

I twisted my foot on 30th Dec. Had an X ray and found to be broken. Had a temporary cast put on Friday 3rd Jan at Purley Urgent Care Centre and they made an appt for Mon 6th Jan at the Fracture clinic at CUH. I got to CUH and paid £4.00 in the car park and arrived at the Fracture Clinic to find that it had been cancelled and I hadn't been informed. Also my Husband had taken time off from work which cost him money to take me there. I couldn't get another appt until Fri 10th Jan which left me with a very heavy cast on which was by this time a bit loose as the swelling was going down. On the 10th I saw the Dr and had a new cast fitted, On Fri 7th Feb I returned to the clinic to have the cast removed. I had the plaster removed by a very nice gentleman who explained exactly what he was about to do and was very reassuring. He said not to put any weight on my foot until it had been checked out properly, I presumed that I would have a further X ray o check if it had healed properly. 3/4 hour later I was called in to see the Doctor, Unfortunately I didn't get his name. When I walked into the room he was eating something which I didn't think it was very good practice. My Husband noticed it was a packet of crisps. He took a look at my foot and said it had 'probably' healed and felt my foot, it didn't give me much confidence in him. I was concerned as it still didn't feel quite right.. He felt it again and said if I felt there was a problem with it in the next week or two to come back. He wrote the discharge form out and then continued to eat the crisps without even washing his hands. I am concerned as to whether he washed his hands after touching the last patient. I am a Health Care Assistant in a GP surgery and so know the importance of hand washing and etiquette. I felt very let down by the service that was provided by him,