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Flu Season 2024! Car Park Issue Strep A and Scarlet Fever info NHS Services for you BSL New Prescription Guidance! Exercise Referrals!
Welcome to St Paul’s Clinic, this website tells you about the practice and the way in which we operate.
We are a City Centre Practice operating an initial telephone triage system for appointments in line with national guidance in order to keep our vulnerable patients safe.
You can now book appointments, register and request prescriptions online using our website.
Our lines open at 8am. Calls between 8am -10am are for URGENT medical requests only.
Please call after 10am with any non urgent queries.
A Home Visit causes the GP to use valuable time when travelling to the patient’s home. If you feel a Home Visit is necessary, please ring the surgery as early as possible, in the morning so that the Doctor can discuss your request with you.
Prescriptions
ALL PHARMACIES and 111 ARE ABLE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH AN EMERGENCY SUPPLY OF MEDICATION IN AN EMERGENCY.
Our Prescription Query line is only open 10am – 4pm and no prescriptions will be dealt with via phone – PLEASE CONTACT YOUR PHARMACY TO REQUEST MEDICATION – this line is for queries only.
Blood Tests and Results
Patients must take responsibility for requesting their own test results and these will be available 7 days later for blood results and up to 2-3 weeks for radiology requests. Test results line is available after 11.
What to do when we are closed?
111 replaces the Out Of Hours Service and will look after our patients, between 6:30pm and 8:00am daily, every weekend, and every Bank Holiday. Only acute/immediate necessary treatment can be given by the Out of Hours Service doctors – they cannot treat or investigate problems, which should be dealt with by your GP. Advice can be obtained by calling NHS Direct on 111 (open 24 hours a day.
Our car park will be unavailable tomorrow from 9am for necessary works. The surgery will be open as usual.
The latest guidance on Strep A and Scarlet Fever is available here: www.phw.nhs.wales/news/igas-infection-remains-rare-say-public-health-experts/ This video which has been created by […]
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