SAFETY
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Child SafetyIn the interests of safety would parents please remember that it is your responsibility to look after and control your children whilst visiting the medical centre.Friends and RelativesIn the interests of safety with regard to overcrowding, and because of the limited amount of seating available in the waiting room, we do please ask that friends and relatives do not, unless it is really necessary, accompany you to the medical centre.Food and DrinkWe ask that food and drink is not consumed on the premises. If you are feeling particularly thirsty please ask the receptionist who will be able to provide you withwater. Waiting Room StandardsFor the comfort of others in the waiting room we do ask that the waiting room and its furnishings are treated with respect.Zero ToleranceThe practice does have a clearly defined policy, clearly displayed in the waiting room, on how we deal with abusive behaviour. |
Home Visits
Test Results
Prescriptions
Car Parking
Access To Medical Records
Change of name, address or telephone number
Telephone enquiries
Forms for Completion
Confidentiality
Access for disabled patients
Carers
Hard of Hearing
Hospital referrals
Minor Ailments
Childhood Illnesses
Family Planning
Cervical Smear Test
Ante-Natal Care
Post-Natal Care
Child Development
Vaccinations and Immunisations
Tetanus and Polio Vaccinations
Meningitis C Vaccine
Pneumococcal Vaccination
Travel
Teen Service
Minor Surgery
Wart Removal
Mammography (breast screening)
Blood Pressure
Asthma Checks
Diabetic Checks
Heart Checks
Smoking Cessation
Chiropody
Physiotherapy
Counselling
Non-NHS Appointments
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