Information CORONA VIRUS
During Covid 19, we are doing telephone triage. You will be asked some questions by the receptionists to help us direct you to the most appropriate service. Online booking of appointments has been temporarily suspended.Thank you. If you need to attend the surgery for anything then please make sure you wear a facemask or other face covering.
What is the advice to patients and the public?
Please do not attend your GP surgery, pharmacies or A+E
If you have a high temperature of 37.8 or over, a new continuous cough or loss of taste or smell you should stay at home for 10 days and the entire household should stay at home(self isolate) for 14 days from the onset of your symptoms. If you have serious symptoms that you cannot manage at home you should use NHS 111 online. People should only call NHS 111 if they cannot get online.
After 7 days of self isolation people who feel better and no longer have a high temperature can return to their normal routine. If no signs of improvement after 7 days and you have not already sought medical advice you should contact NHS 111 online before you leave your home or allow visitors in.
Please note- this information may change on a daily basis
News
Doctorlink
Sheffield Medical Centre invite you to
join:
https://app.doctorlink.com/sheffieldmedicalcentre/register
We have been looking at how we can improve access to practice services; Doctorlink is our new online service where you can access:
- Symptom Assessment
- Advice
- Signposting to other appropriate healthcare services e.g.A&E, dentist, pharmacy.
- Appointments with your own GP.
Registration is simple. You can sign up by clicking here: https://app.doctorlink.com/sheffieldmedicalcentre/register
We ask that you undertake a symptom assessment through Doctorlink. The symptom assessment will direct you to the right treatment, whether emergency care, your GP/Nurse or self-care etc..
If your outcome indicates that an appointment is required at Sheffield Medical Centre, you will be able to request an appointment and the practice will contact you to book you into an appropriate appointment slot.
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Opening Times |
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Monday |
8am - 6pm |
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Tuesday |
7.30am - 6pm |
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Wednesday |
8am - 6pm |
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Thursday |
8am - 3pm |
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Friday |
8.00 am - 6pm |
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Main Surgery - By Appointment - Dr C S Nwafor |
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Monday |
10am to 12pm |
4pm to 5.30pm |
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Tuesday |
7.30am to 10.00am |
4pm to 5.30pm |
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Wednesday |
10am to 12pm |
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Thursday |
10am to 12pm |
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Friday |
10.00am to 12.00pm |
4pm to 5.30pm |
Counsellor - By Appointment
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Monday |
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1.30 to 5.15pm |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
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Physio appointments
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Wednesday |
1.45pm to 5.00pm | |
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Your local CCG is: |
NHS Sheffield
722 Prince of Wales Road
Sheffield
S9 4EU
Tel: (0114) 305 1000
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Your local Walk-in-Centre is on: |
Sheffield City GP Helath Centre
Rockingham House
75 Broad Lane
Sheffield S1 3PB
Tel: (0114) 241 2700
NHS WALK IN CENTRE
Rockingham House
75 Broad Lane
Sheffield S1 3PB
SHEFFIELD MINOR INJURIES UNIT
B FLOOR
ROYAL HALLAMSHIRE HOSPITAL
GLOSSOP ROAD
SHEFFIELD
S10 2JF Tel: 0114 2265781
If you require any advice relating to medical matters you can ring:
NHS helpline on 111
The Friends and Family Test- temporarily suspended during Covid
This is an important feedback tool that supports the fundamental principle that people who use NHS Services should have the opportunity to provide feedback on their experience. We would like to get feedback about our services. To have your say, follow the link below and complete the friends and family test questionnaire. Forms are also available on the recption desk. Our reviews can be viewed on the friends and family test website as well as in our quarterly practice newsletter.
You can now book some GP appointments and request repeat prescriptions on line through SystmOnLine by clicking on the link below. You will need to complete prior registration with the surgery for this service. We now do Electronic Prescribing. Please contact our Reception for Further Details
Risk Profiling: How Your NHS Records Are Used
This practice is taking part in a new NHS service that helps your family doctor (GP) to spot whether you need more help to manage your health. The service is called “Risk Profiling”.
Using information from your health records, a secure NHS computer system will look at any recent treatments you have had in hospital or at this surgery, and any existing health conditions that you have, and alert your doctor to the likelihood of a possible future hospital admission.
The clinical team at the surgery will use the information to help you get early care and treatment where it is needed.
The information will only be held on existing clinical IT systems and will only be seen by qualified health workers involved in your care.
NHS security systems will protect your health information and patient confidentiality at all times.
If you don’t want your information being used in this way, or have any other concerns, please contact:
Julie King
Practice Manager
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