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CHANGES TO GP SERVICES AS A RESULT OF THE ACCELERATED COVID-19 BOOSTER PROGRAMME
Following the Government announcement on Sunday 12th December regarding the need to rapidly accelerate the COVID-19 Booster campaign, we wanted to let you know about how this will be affecting our services between now and the end of the month.
As you will have heard from the recent media coverage, our staff, along with those of all GP practices across the country, will be focusing much of our attention to support the vaccination effort.
If you already have a booked appointment, unless you hear from us, your appointment will continue as planned.
If we need to change anything we will make direct contact with you.
If you have a request which is not urgent, please can we ask you to hold off from contacting us until the New Year.
To manage the demand for our services we are currently having to pause the website appointment request forms until the New Year
We would urge patients who feel they need urgent support from the practice to continue to contact us by phone – 01932 713399
Website forms other than for appointment requests are still available to use.
Thank you for your support whilst we focus much of our attention on supporting the vaccination efforts
Following the Government announcement on Sunday 12th December regarding the need to rapidly accelerate the COVID-19 Booster campaign, we wanted to let you know about how this will be affecting our services between now and the end of the month.
As you will have heard from the recent media coverage, our staff, along with those of all GP practices across the country, will be focusing much of our attention to support the vaccination effort.
If you already have a booked appointment, unless you hear from us, your appointment will continue as planned.
If we need to change anything we will make direct contact with you.
If you have a request which is not urgent, please can we ask you to hold off from contacting us until the New Year.
To manage the demand for our services we are currently having to pause the website appointment request forms until the New Year
We would urge patients who feel they need urgent support from the practice to continue to contact us by phone – 01932 713399
Website forms other than for appointment requests are still available to use.
Thank you for your support whilst we focus much of our attention on supporting the vaccination efforts
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UPDATE ON COVID-19 VACCINATION PROGRAMME
Following advice given by the JCVI, the NHS is getting ready to offer a COVID-19 Booster to everyone aged 18 or over.
The NHS will prioritise those at greatest risk, starting with clinically vulnerable people. The NHS will then invite others in descending age order and will get in touch to let people know when it’s their turn.
In the meantime, if you are aged 40 or over, you can get your booster at www.nhs.uk/covid-vaccination or by calling 119.
Please wait to be contacted by the NHS for your booster and don’t turn up at vaccination clinics unless you are eligible for a 1st/2nd or booster dose. Up-to-date eligibility information and details of local clinics are available at: www.surreyheartlandsccg.nhs.uk/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-centres
Following advice given by the JCVI, the NHS is getting ready to offer a COVID-19 Booster to everyone aged 18 or over.
The NHS will prioritise those at greatest risk, starting with clinically vulnerable people. The NHS will then invite others in descending age order and will get in touch to let people know when it’s their turn.
In the meantime, if you are aged 40 or over, you can get your booster at www.nhs.uk/covid-vaccination or by calling 119.
Please wait to be contacted by the NHS for your booster and don’t turn up at vaccination clinics unless you are eligible for a 1st/2nd or booster dose. Up-to-date eligibility information and details of local clinics are available at: www.surreyheartlandsccg.nhs.uk/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-centres
If you have symptoms of Coronavirus (a high temperature or a new, continuous cough), do not go to places like a GP Surgery, Pharmacy or Hospital. If you have these symptoms, use the 111 Coronavirus Services to find out what to do.
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Long-term effects (long COVID)
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Using the NHS and other health services
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Get tested for COVID-19
Symptoms
Find out about the main symptoms of Coronavirus and what to do if you or your child has them.
Testing
Get a test to check if you have COVID-19, find out what testing involves and understand your test result.
Vaccination
Get your COVID-19 vaccination, read about the vaccines and find out what happens when you have your vaccine.
NHS COVID Pass
Find out how to get your COVID Pass to attend trial events in England or to travel abroad.
Self-isolation and treating symptoms
Advice about staying at home (self-isolation) and treatment for you and anyone you live with.
People at high risk
Advice for people at higher risk from COVID-19, including older people, people with health conditions and pregnant women.
Long-term effects (long COVID)
Find out about the long-term effects Coronavirus can sometimes have and what help is available.
Social distancing
Advice about avoiding close contact with other people (social distancing), looking after your wellbeing and using the NHS and other services.
Using the NHS and other health services
Find out about changes to using health services, such as GPs and hospitals, because of COVID-19.
Take part in research
Find out about health research studies and how you may be able to take part.
Download the NHS COVID-19 test and trace app
