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CLINICS
Postnatal/New Baby Checks
These are arranged for eight weeks after delivery with your own doctor and
the practice nurse.
Well Woman Clinics
Monday morning and afternoon and Wednesday morning with one of our practice nurses by
special appointment.
Diabetic Clinics
Most of the monitoring of diabetic care takes place in the practice.
As well as attending when there are problems, the practice offers routine diabetic reviews. Patients are requested
to be seen at least annually by the practice nurse at a special appointment.
People with troublesome diabetes might also need to see the specialist at the hospital.
Coronary
Heart Disease Clinics
For patients who have had heart attacks or suffer angina we offer a nurse-led review service to make sure
problems are treated as well as possible. Patients suffering with these conditions are requested to book
an apointment annually but can be seen more frequently if there are more problems.
Other Services
Well Person Clinic
Our nurses run a clinic designed for men and women to assess and discuss
issues around healthy living. This clinic is aimed at patients aged 16 - 74 years
and appointment times are available mornings and evenings. You do not need to
see your doctor before booking.
Asthma
We have a nurse-run clinic for asthmatic patients which has an educational
input. This clinic has been set up to ensure that our patients' asthma is
as well controlled as possible. Appointments are available mornings and evenings.
You do not need to see your doctor before booking.
Diabetes
Diabetic monitoring is done in the practice to complement the hospital service.
Special appointments may be offered.
Family Planning
Contraceptive advice is available during normal surgery time.
Flu Vaccination
An influenza vaccination is particularly recommended for patients with heart,
lung or kidney disease, diabetes and residents of nursing and rest homes. Anyone
aged 65 or over is recommended to have this vaccination. Please contact the reception
staff in October for details of the vaccination dates and to make an appointment.
If you are unable to attend the surgery, a home visit will be arranged to undertake this facility.
Vaccinations and Immunisations
Children - The first vaccinations are done at the eight week check. The subsequent
vaccinations are done at three months, four months, twelve months and thirteen months of age by
appointment.
Adults - are you up to date with your Tetanus? If not, please
make an APPOINTMENT with our receptionist to see the practice nurse.
Foreign Travel
If you need vaccinations to travel abroad please give the receptionist details of your holiday arrangements.
The practice nurse will plan a schedule for you to follow and give advice about
malaria etc. We are a designated Yellow Fever Centre and can
give this vaccination if it is required for your travel plans (whether registered
here or not). We have medical emergency packs which you may wish to purchase for
your destination. (Remember some vaccines for foreign travel are not available
on the NHS and you may be charged a fee.)
Non-NHS Examinations
Medical examinations for special purposes eg.
pre-employment fitness, insurance medicals and PSV/HGV licence medicals are not undertaken during normal surgery
times. A special appointment must be made and a fee will be charged.
| CHILDREN'S IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE |
| 2 Months |
Combined Diphtheria/Whooping
Cough/Tetanus
(DPT+Hib) Polio and Meningitis "C" |
| 3 Months |
Combined
Diphtheria/Whooping Cough/Tetanus
(DPT+Hib) Polio and Meningitis "C" |
| 4 Months |
Combined Diphtheria/Whooping
Cough/Tetanus
(DPT+Hib) Polio and Meningitis "C" |
| 12-18 Months |
Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR) |
| 3-5 Years |
Diphtheria booster
Tetanus booster
Polio booster
MMR booster |
| 15-19 Years |
Tetanus booster
Polio booster |
If you
have any doubts about any of the immunisations please speak to either your doctor
or one of our health visitors.
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