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Alcohol Advice Who do I see: RISE/AA Diet/Lifestyle Changes Who do I see: In- House dietician /GP Sick note Who do I see: Self certify first 7 days, then routine GP appointment Fit to Work Note Who do I see: Self certify first 7 days, then routine GP appointment
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Fungal Infections Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/GP if it persists General Advice Who do I see: Self-Care/111/Community Pharmacy Hay Fever Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/Clinical Pharmacist at surgery
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Head Injuries Who do I see: Urgent Care Centre if severe/ GP Head Lice Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/School Nurse/Practice Nurse Infected Wounds Who do I see: Practice Nurse Medication Reviews Who do I see: Clinical Pharmacist
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Moles Who do I see: GP Nappy Rash Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/ Pharmacist Nosebleeds Who do I see: 111/Urgent Care if severe/GP if several episodes Passport Forms Who do I see: We do not sign passport forms Period Problems Who do I see: GP
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Pneumoccocal Vaccine Who do I see: Practice Nurse Prescription Queries Who do I see: Practice pharmacist/GP Removal of Stitches Who do I see: Practice Nurse/Health Care Assistant Ring Pessary Who do I see: GP Shingles Vaccine Who do I see: Practice Nurse
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Sore Throat Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/GP if it persists Travel Vaccinations Who do I see: Practice Nurse Urine Infections Who do I see: GP Vomiting Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/GP |
Practice Nurses
In a number of cases it might be worth considering an appointment with a practice nurse rather than a doctor. Practice nurses are qualified to deal with many ailments and you may be seen more quickly.
