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Core Services
General management of medical conditions, Health promotion advice, Emergency
care if appropriate, Referral for other services if appropriate, Urgently
required care for temporary residents
Additional
Services
Cervical screening, Cryotherapy, Child health surveillance, Maternity
services, Contraceptive services, Vaccinations and immunisations
Enhanced Services
Alcohol,
Child protection, Childhood immunisations, Choose and book, Contraceptive implants, Exercise, Chronic disease management, Depression, Diabetes, Flu immunisations, HIV care, Intermediate care, Leg ulcer care, MMR immunisations, IUCD insertions, Meningitis C immunisations, Minor surgery – Injections, Neonatal visits, Palliative care, Phlebotomy, Pneumococcal immunisations, Smoking cessation, Substance misuse, Suture removal, Wound closure
In Addition:
- Registered patients aged 16 -75 who have not been seen
for 3 years may request a consultation
- Registered patients aged over 75 years who have not been
seen in the previous 12 months may request a consultation
These appointments will be with the Practice Nurse. (If you are unable to
attend the surgery for these checks because of your medical condition a home
visit may be arranged.)
Family Planning
We provide advice, counselling and a range of contraceptive services including
emergency contraception, pill checks, coils and implants.
Maternity Services
Maternity care is provided by all the doctors and this is usually shared between
your GP and the community midwife. We offer free pregnancy tests for teenagers
and some local pharmacies will also offer to do the test for you. As soon as you
know you are pregnant please make an appointment to see your doctor. This early
appointment gives you an opportunity to discuss your hopes and fears and to plan
the care you would like to receive. The community midwives are happy to support
most women who want a home birth.
Child Health
Clinic
The Child Health Clinic is held on Tuesdays from 2.00 – 3.00pm when the nurses
will give the full range of childhood immunisations. Immunisations for older
children are provided by appointment with the Practice Nurse.
Holiday
Immunisations
Adult and holiday immunisations are given by the Practice Nurses by appointment.
If you are intending to go abroad it is advisable to make an appointment to see
the Nurse two to three months in advance to discuss the requirements. The Nurse
stocks a full range of holiday vaccinations and will give you all the necessary
information. Some vaccinations, not covered by the NHS, require a fee.
Cryotherapy
Dr Dirmikis runs a cryotherapy clinic once every 2 months on a Tuesday
afternoon. If you think that you need this service please make an appointment
with your own doctor first to discuss this.
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