20th July 2015 by Admin

Online appointments & repeat medication

Book appointments on-line and order repeat medication with your own secure account – NEW from 01/06/15 – click here for more information. Got your registration letter and ready to go? Click here to set up…

New GP Registrar in Post

We are delighted to announce our new GP registrar Dr Nicola Lapraik has joined the practice from August 2018 and will be with us for one year.

Dr Lapraik is specialising in general practice and will complete her final year of training with us and we hope you will join us in welcoming her as an essential member of our practice clinical team.

NEW HEALTH CENTRE ANNOUNCEMENT

The following statement has been released regarding the proposed new health centre development:

We are delighted to report that the West Dunbartonshire Council Planning Committee today approved the plans for a new Health and Care Centre in Clydebank. This represents a £19m investment to replace the existing health centre with a new integrated centre at Queens Quay. This will support the provision of high quality services and help improve the health and lives of the people of Clydebank. The new Health and Care Centre is scheduled to open in 2020. A series of communication will follow over the coming months providing further information.

Jo Gibson, Head of Health and Community Care

A short video of the site is available to view here: http://www.queens-quay.co.uk/#vidscroll

PHARMACY FIRST

Pharmacy First allows patients to access FREE advice and / or treatment for

Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection in women
Impetigo.

Are you a woman aged between 16 and 65 with any of the following?

Burning or stinging sensation on passing urine? Need to pass urine frequently? Need to pass urine urgently?
Burning or stinging sensation on passing urine?
Need to pass urine frequently?
Need to pass urine urgently?

Impetigo – do you have any of the following?

Minor skin infection on one area of the body? Red sores that pop easily and leave a yellow crust? Fluid-filled bl…
Minor skin infection on one area of the body?
Red sores that pop easily and leave a yellow crust?
Fluid-filled blisters?
Itchy rash?

Go to your Pharmacy First!

Your pharmacist will ask you about your symptoms in order to give you the right advice. You should be aware there are some exclusions which can prevent your pharmacist from treating you and you may need to be referred to your GP.

You must be registered with a GP practice in Scotland and should normally expect to attend the pharmacy to allow the pharmacist to assess your symptoms before deciding on whether to offer advice, treatment on the NHS or to refer you to another clinician.

Appointments	0141 531 6490
House calls	0141 531 6490
Results and enquiries	0141 531 6490
Prescriptions	0141 531 6383
Practice fax	0141 531 6493

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