If the pandemic is over why can’t I book a face to face GP appointment? The pandemic is not over. GP practices are open but are working differently in order to protect patients and staff. In order to protect the most clinically vulnerable people who are in contact with our health services, some physical distancing …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) booster vaccination Like some other vaccines, levels of protection may begin to reduce over time. The coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine booster dose will help extend the protection you gained from your first two doses and give you longer term protection. The booster dose can be offered any time at least 6 months after your …
The Practice takes it very seriously if a member of staff or one of the doctors or nursing team is treated in an abusive or violent way. The Practice supports the government’s ‘Zero Tolerance’ campaign for Health Service Staff. This states that GPs and their staff have a right to care for others without fear …
Patient Services Team Signposting is undertaken by our specially trained Patient Care Advisors. When you call the surgery, you will be asked to give brief details what your call is regarding. This means that instead of automatically being given an appointment with a GP, you will be advised if there is a suitable alternative that may …
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Dr McEvinney & Partners Practice policy on patients wearing face coverings Updated 07th June 2021 We are still asking you not to come into the surgery unless there is a good reason for you to do so. If we can deal with the issue over the phone or by email, that is what we should …
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