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New Patient Registration

registrationPatients wishing to register with the Practice should collect and complete registration forms.  Once your form is returned you will be invited for a New Patient Health Check. These forms are an important part of your registration and contain important information about any appropriate care you may need.

Under the new GMS contract, Patients are registered with the Practice. If you should, however, wish to be registered with a specific GP you should indicate your preference on the application form.  If the practice Is unable to comply with your request an explanation will be offered.

Please be aware that this Practice does not issue repeat medication until after Patients have had their New Patient Health Check.  You should ensure that you have an adequate supply of medication whilst your registration application is being processed.

Benzodiazepines are only for short-term use, an absolute maximum of two weeks, long-term use is harmful and this Practice implements a reduction programme. All Benzodiazepines will be converted to Diazepam 2mg,  an absolute maximum dosage will be 30mg, the dose will be reduced at a rate of 2mg per fortnight then the prescription will be stopped, and urine testing is used.


 

 

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GP Cover for Dr Murray's maternity leave

The practice is pleased to announce the appointment of two locum GPs - Dr Tooher and Dr Anthony - who will be working at the practice until next February to cover Dr Murray's maternity leave.

 

 

New Patient Registrations.

We have been having some enquiries about whether or not we are registering New Patients, in the New Health Centre. We can confirm that we are continuing to register new patients and welcome any new registrations immediately. Our List is well and truly open!! 

 

Changes to the Presciption Telephone Line

We have now changed the Prescription Telephone Line to a 24 hour answering service since we moved into the New Health Centre. This allows Patients to leave a message with regard to repeat prescription ordering, at a time that suits them and not just during the previousTelephone service of between 10.00 and 1.00.

This is a much improved service and helps to alleviate the frustration some Patients felt when they couldn't get through on the telephone for repeat prescription ordering.

 

 
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