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FLU VACCINATION DATES

SATURDAY 10th OCTOBER 8:00am - 2:00pm

FOR PATIENTS AGED 65 AND OVER ONLY

SATURDAY 17th OCTOBER 8:00am - 2:00pm

FOR OUR VULNERABLE PATIENTS AGED 18- 65 IN AN AT RISK GROUP ONLY and

FOR PATIENTS AGED 65 AND OVER

SATURDAY 24TH OCTOBER

FOR OUR VULNERABLE PATIENTS AGED 18-65 IN AN AT RISK GROUP ONLY and

FOR PATIENTS AGED 65 AND OVER

ALL PATIENTS MUST BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR FLU VACCINATIONS

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TEMPERATURE CHECKED BEFORE ENTERING THE BUILDING, MUST WEAR A FACE MASK AND WEAR CLOTHING FOR EASY ACCESS TO THE ARM

PATIENTS AGED 50-64 NOT IN AN AT RISK GROUP WILL BE INFORMED AT A LATER DATE OF HOW THEY CAN ACCESS THE FLU VACCINATION

IMPORTANT ADVICE FOR OUR PATIENTS AND CARERS

The most important symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19) are recent onset of any of the following:

  • a new continuous cough
  • a high temperature
  • a loss of, or change in, your normal sense of taste or smell (anosmia)

For most people, COVID-19 will be a mild illness. However, if you have any of the symptoms above, stay at home and isolate for 10 days.  You should arrange to have a test - visit www.gov.uk.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE SURGERY TO REQUEST A TEST WE DO NOT HAVE TESTS AVAILABLE

To reduce your chances of catching COVID-19

and reduce pressure on your local GP practice

during this busy time, appointments will be

carried out over the phone unless there is a

clinical need for you to come into the practice.

This will help minimise risk while continuing

to ensure people get the care and advice they

need.

Freedom Of Information

Freedom Of Information

Background

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 aims to ensure that General Practice contractors providing general or personal medical services are open to the public concerning the way we operate.

Routinely Published Information

In compliance with the Act, the Practice has developed a Publication Scheme, which details all of the information that we routinely publish. If you would like a copy of the Scheme please contact us using the details below.

Who can request information?

Under the Act, any individual is able to make a request to the Hadleigh Practice for information.  An applicant is entitled to be informed in writing by the Practice, whether the Practice holds information required and if this is the case, to have the information communicated to him/her.

How can a request be made?

Requests must –

  • Be made in writing (this can be electronically eg mail/fax)
  • State the name of the applicant and an address for correspondence
  • Describe the information requested

What will the Practice do?

Following a request the Practice will reply within 20 working days of the request being made to say if the information is available or not.  The Practice will then try to provide the information in the preferred format of the applicant.  Information may be shared on a website or on hard copy. 

Do I Have to Pay for Information?

Anything listed in the Publication Scheme is available free of charge if providing one copy in paper-format or if it is downloaded from our website or sent electronically.

Contact Details

Please send requests by letter to:

Practice Manager

Glemsford Surgery

Lion Road

Glemsford 

Sudbury CO10 7RF

Please send requests by email to:

WSCCG.GlemsfordSurgery@nhs.net

Is There Any Information I Can Not be Given?

The Practice will make every effort to provide you with a copy of the information requested and may have to ask you a few questions to make sure that we provide you with what you want. There may be some documentation or certain parts of that documentation which we are not allowed to release. Some examples of information we would not be allowed to release under this Act are:

  • Someone else’s medical records (protected by the Data Protection Act 1998)
  • Personal information (protected by the Data Protection Act 1998)
  • A company’s trade secrets.
  • Any information held in Court records  

 

FOI Publication Scheme

 



 
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