How does the service work? Complete a simple form about your problem or request Your GPs decide on the best treatment for you The practice responds with advice, a prescription or an appointment You will get a response within 2 working days Contact your GP online now.
You can also book, cancel and track appointments at your GP surgery with ease. And access to NHS online means no more wondering if you need urgent attention. You can find it in in Google and Apple app stores.
We're here to care for you. Help us to improve the service we provide by sharing your experience and ideas. Our largest ethnic minority groups come from the Caribbean, the Asian subcontinent and Somalia and we increasingly we see people from a huge range of countries. We serve patients who may be homeless, struggling with alcohol or drugs, and seeking help to begin piecing life together; at the other end of the spectrum we serve patients who are settled, doing well in life, and who seek help to ensure they remain in the very best of health.
As well as the usual range of primary health care team members we have interpreters, drug project liaison workers, counsellors, welfare benefits advisers and many other members in the wider team here. This practice is delighted to be signed up to the Green Impact for Health Toolkit and is actively taking steps to reduce our carbon footprint. The climate emergency is also a health emergency, and health care in the UK contributes 5.
We need to enhance the health of our current population without compromising the health of future generations, and this means operating within the sustainable boundaries of the planet. Fortunately most of the solutions for the planet also make our health better - for example eating a mainly plant-based diet, engaging in active travel and exercise in nature, avoiding smoking, reducing pollution etc all enhance our health and reduce our need for medications, with further benefits to the NHS, your health and the carbon footprint of healthcare.
Take a look at www. We have a friendly team of Doctors, Nurses, Pharmasists and support staff who are here to help you with all your medical need.
MiDoS is an application designed to assist patients to be seen by the right clinical expertise at the right time, and to provide up-to-date information about services close to a specified location. The application provides buttons to quickly find particular service types or specialties, and these are configured to the User in accordance with local and regional priorities.
Almost all will benefit from safe and effective self-management to preventing over treatment. Sign up for the app today. The site offers practical information on drug and alcohol addiction as well as signposting links to useful websites, organisations and online resources. If more one-to-one support is needed, we can also offer referrals to our family practitioner service of experienced substance issue professionals.
Family members or carers can refer themselves or professionals like GPs, practice nurses, etc, can refer to our service through our site. Get a test to check if you have COVID, find out what testing involves and understand your test result.
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Take part in research. Charlotte Keel Med Practice. Please help us during these very busy times Patient demand on our service is very high right now We have seen a significant increase in the number of patients contacting us for some help. Opening Times Choose a surgery Please select Where to go when the practice is closed. Hayley has worked for the surgery since Jan and brings lots of experience to the role. Get a test to check if you have COVID, find out what testing involves and understand your test result.
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Take part in research. Charlotte Keel Med Practice. Our Staff. Dr Raiyan Talha Dr Talha has a particular interest in minor surgery. The practice nurse team are all highly qualified and offer a specialist service in long term conditions.
This includes prevention and management of diabetes, coronary heart disease, heart failure and other heart conditions, stroke, hypertension, asthma and COPD ,cervical cytology and travel health and sexual health including the fitting of contraceptive implants.
The team also offers NHS health checks to assess a person's risk of cardiovascular disease and offer support to make healthy lifestyle changes. Sarah Griffiths.
John Moore. Heather Murphy. Angela Pym Ange is our deputy Lead Nurse working with Liz Turner our lead nurse together they manage the nursing team. Danielle Townsend. Our nurse practitioners work alongside the doctors holding consultations for acute illness. They are independent nurse prescribers and are currently working towards their Masters degrees in nurse practitioning.
Jaci Monk Jaci is our qualified Nurse Practitioner and works alongside the Doctors seeing patients for urgent and on the day medical issues. Connie Steele. The treatment room nurse team is composed of highly experienced nurses supported by HCAs. They offer a wide range of services, and as with the Practice Nurses their appointments can be booked through reception. Services include wound care, ear care, travel health, baby and other immunisations, cervical cytology and phlebotomy.
Jodie Godfrey Nurse. Rachel Hiscox Nurse. Rose Robinson HCA. Tauheed Ahmed Tauheed Ahmed has been the practice pharmacist lead since June Jane Isaac BA Hons Jane's duties and responsibilities include managing the budget and staff of the practice, liaising with NHS England, the Clinical Commissioning Group CCG and other health agencies, dealing with patient suggestions and non-clinical complaints and providing a business perspective on the development of the practice.
Hayley Fisher Hayley works with the practice manager and the rest of the team to run the surgery. The reception services team complement the practice and can be seen to be part of the therapeutic process for many patients. Equally important, though less visible, are the support services team who maintain our appointment schedules, support our computer system and process our documents, referrals and recalls.
The team is composed of: Community Nurses who assess, plan and deliver care, including wound care, continence assessment and care and end-of-life care. Community Matrons who have extended clinical knowledge and skills and work with people in their homes to help them manage their health problems and prevent unnecessary admission to hospital. Community Nurses for Older People CNOPs who work with older people to promote good health and spot early deterioration of their condition.
They will work with people in their home for an extended period of time. Healthcare Assistants who support the work of the Community Nurses. Patients who are being cared for by the Community Nursing team can contact them on: Monday - Friday — on Out of Hours - The Health Visitors provide supervision and support for children from birth to five years old, monitoring growth, development and the well-being of the child within the family.
They can be contacted directly by parents or carers on Children over the age of five are seen by the School Nursing Service which can be accessed through the child's school. The midwifery team provide all mothers with care through pregnancy, labour and for two weeks post-natally. If you are pregnant, please contact the midwives clerk directly to make a booking appointment.
You do not need to see a doctor first. You can make the appointment by calling at the midwives office in the health centre or by telephoning on It is better if you come in to make your booking appointment so that the midwives clerk can give you an information pack about looking after yourself and what services to expect in pregnancy. The Bristol Drugs Project liaison counsellors provide advice on medication, support, motivation to change, and co-ordination with other services within the BDP and beyond, to help patients with heroin dependence.
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