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27.3.24 - The surgery will be closed for Easter Bank Holiday from Good Friday 29th March and we will re-open on Tuesday 2nd April
20.3.24

❗️PATIENT INFORMATION - SEE BELOW INFORMATION FOR WOODLANDS SURGERY❗️

Please be advised any patients attending our Woodlands Surgery - the wall outside of the surgery has been knocked down and will be getting repaired. This may cause some problems with parking, please bear with us whilst this is getting resolved.
Thank you

**** Changes to repeat prescription ordering - please read below

Changes to Repeat Prescription Ordering

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If you are planning a trip abroad, you should see your practice nurse, at least 8 weeks before you go. This will give you adequate time to discuss any vaccinations that you might need.

The vaccinations you need will depend on:

  • where you are travelling to,
  • any existing medical conditions that you have, and
  • any medication that you are already taking.

If you are pregnant, you should not be given any unnecessary vaccination. Talk to your nurse who will be able to advise you about the best course of treatment.

As well as having vaccinations for common diseases in the country that you are travellin to, you should make sure that you are up-to-date with your booster jabs, such as tetanus.

We provide some travel vaccinations for free. These are:

  • Typhoid,
  • Hepatitis A,
  • Meningitis C, and
  • tetanus, diphtheria, and polio (which are combined in one vaccine)

You will need to pay for most other vaccinations. We will charge you for the vaccine and an administration fee or if you prefer you can obtain them at a special travel clinic. They include:

  • Meningiococcal Meningitis (Validity of 5 years)
  • Hepatitis B (Validity 10 years)
  • Rabies (Validity 1 - 2 years)

Some of the vaccinations need to be given in more than one dose, which may mean you will have to return to the surgery, or travel clinic, more than once. Contact the surgery for an up-to-date price list.

 
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