The Medlock Medical Practice - News
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8
Jul 2020
Choose your face mask wisely!
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7
Jul 2020
NHS Blood and Transplant needs GP and practice support for COVID-19 convalescent plasma donation. The antibody rich plasma of people who have recovered can be transfused into people who are struggling to develop their own immune response.
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3
Jul 2020
ATTENTION - A face mask or covering is required upon entry in the practice. Thank you!
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1
Jul 2020
While coronavirus has put limitations on all our lives, it is important that you or your baby or child still have routine vaccinations. They protect against serious and potentially deadly illnesses and stop outbreaks in the community. We recommend that you [attend/book in for] your next scheduled appointment – see www.nhs.uk/vaccinations for details on when they are due.
Travelling to and from your appointment
When travelling to and from your appointment, please follow guidelines which include travelling by car, bike or on foot if possible, keeping a safe distance from others and washing your hands regularly. For more details, go to www.gov.uk and search ‘staying safe outside your home’.
When attending your appointment
When attending your appointment, we will be putting in place a range of measures to minimise any risk of COVID-19:
• social distancing measures will be observed;
• we may have asked you to attend your appointment at a clinic that is not at your usual venue;
• the appointment may take longer than usual.
Due to the ongoing response to COVID-19, our service may have a reduced number of appointment slots available. If you choose not to attend your appointment, please contact your GP practice. It is always helpful for us to know why so we can help you with any concerns you might have. If you still don’t wish to attend the appointment, it can be offered to someone else.
You must NOT attend an appointment if you or any member of your household are suffering from any of the symptoms associated with COVID-19 or are self-isolating. If this applies to you, please contact your GP practice so that you can reschedule your appointment for a different time.
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23
Jun 2020
If you cannot wear a face masks due to a disability or health problem, please cut out a card from the leaflet and show......
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23
Jun 2020
Keep yourself safe from fraudsters in relation to test and trace. If you receive a phone call it will be from 0300 0135000, if its a text it will be from NHS, it will not be from withheld number. For further information please see leaflet.....
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15
Jun 2020
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12
Jun 2020
All patients as from Monday,15.06.2020, members of the public must now wear a face covering when attending all healthcare appointments. Thank you.
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11
Jun 2020
Respect For All Counselling is a specialist long-established counselling service covering the whole of Greater Manchester, specifically for autistic people, people with learning disabilities, and their family members and carers.
Respect For All's new telephone support and helpline service to aid autistic people, people with learning disabilities, and their family members and carers. The service is designed to support any of these people who might be affected by the current Coronavirus crisis, or who might just need some short-term telephone support.
The service started taking calls from the start of the week (Monday, 1 June 2020). The phone lines are staffed for 2 hours a day, 6 days a week, and the service will return any messages left on our answer phone, available 24 hours a day. Their opening times may change based on demand levels, but will be updated on their website. Current opening times are:
Monday: 6-8pm
Tuesday: 4-6pm
Wednesday: 6-8pm
Thursday: 10am-12noon
Friday: 5-7pm
Saturday: 4-6pm
Sunday: Closed
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11
Jun 2020