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- Practice Update - Patient Information
- Prescriptions
- Staff update: Dr Daisy Clegg
- Practice Closure - May Bank Holidays
- We Are Supporting the Carers UK Survey
- COVID-19 Vaccination and Blood Clotting
- Dr Lakshmi Santharam
- Question: Does the Oxford Astra Zeneca vaccine cause blood clots?
- Covid-19 Vaccination Programme
- Purple Star Certificate of recognition for fantastic work
- Dr Anne Allistone retirement
- Covid-19 Secure Assessment Certificate
- Covid Vaccinations for those aged 80 years old and over
- A Coronavirus Vaccine is just around the corner...
- If your child is unwell, seek medical attention despite coronavirus pandemic
- Covid Protection Measures
- Flu Vaccination Update
- Support and resources for cancer and COVID-19
- Button Batteries
- Business Manager Vacancy Available
- Welcome Back Dr Mary Smith
- Find out what you can do to look after ourselves as we emerge from lockdown
- May Bank Holiday Opening
- Welcome Dr Georgina Gavzey
- COVID-19 Community Leaflet
- Patient Communication
- Manage your Hay Fever this Spring
- Dr Mary Smith Maternity Leave
- No Deal Brexit – Updated patient information
- Car Parking Tickets
- Herts Valleys CCG: Patient Choice Policy Statement
- My Care Record - Fair Processing Notice
- Car Park Closure
- Car Park Closure
- Join our Virtual Representation Group
- Extended Access
- Online Service Update
- Please note we are phasing out our current online service Patient2Practice. Read more...
- Patient Notice: Ebola. Read more...
- Collection of Sharps Containers from Domestic Properties. More...
- We are offering the MMR Vaccine. Find out more...
- The Pertussis Vaccination - Read more details and contact the practice. More...
We are making some changes to how we look after patients because of the coronavirus outbreak.
This is so that we can keep our patients and staff safe and healthy and make best use of our resources.
The changes are in keeping with the government's approach to protecting people against coronavirus by reducing contact to essential circumstances.
The main change is that we are reducing the need for patients to come into the practice by moving to telephone and video consultations where we can. We are also making sure that you can get prescriptions without coming in.
This is so that we can keep our patients and staff safe and healthy and make best use of our resources.
The changes are in keeping with the government's approach to protecting people against coronavirus by reducing contact to essential circumstances.
The main change is that we are reducing the need for patients to come into the practice by moving to telephone and video consultations where we can. We are also making sure that you can get prescriptions without coming in.
If you have a new continuous cough, a high temperature or a loss of or change to your sense of smell or been in contact with anyone with Coronavirus, to arrange a test please visit NHS/Coronavirus. PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE SURGERY.
We would like you to think about your recent experiences of our services.
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