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CLINICS

Diabetic Clinic - by invitation

Diabetic clinics are run by our specialist diabetes nurse, Linda Burgon, on most Wednesdays. All diabetic patients are invited to this clinic except for those who are solely under the care of the hospital clinic.

For further details, please contact Deborah Burbridge, the receptionist who organises the appointment for further diabetic clinics. From time to time, doctors will also see their diabetic patients for their check-ups.

Asthma Clinic

Reminder letters are sent out to patients who are due for an asthma check-up.

Smoking Cessation

A smoking cessation advisor runs a weekly clinic at Hawthornden, currently on a Monday afternoon. Please telephone reception to make an appointment.

Child Health Clinic

Regular checks on development for the under fives are offered by the health visitors. They are also available for health advice at various locations. Click here for more details.

Minor Surgery Clinic

The removal of skin tags, cysts, ingrowing toenails and the injection of joints can be undertaken at the surgery, saving you a visit to hospital. These minor operations are performed by Dr Buxton, Dr Wolfin and Dr Newman. Please make an appointment to see one of them or your own doctor if you think you require any of these services.

Travel Clinic - by appointment

Travel clinics are normally held twice a week and are run by our practice nurses. Please contact the surgery for more details as clinic times may vary.

Before an appointment, patients are requested to complete a travel form, giving details of the area of travel, type of travel etc. to enable the nurse to check what immunisations are required. Forms can be obtained from the reception desk.

Baby and Childhood Immunisations

Ann Allman currently runs our Baby Immunisation Clinics on the second and fourth Mondays in the month, from 3.30 - 5.30pm. Routine immunisations are undertaken at this clinic and reminders are sent out by the South Buckinghamshire NHS Trust.

Other Services

Well Person Checks

These can be arranged with the practice nurse by appointment. This check includes screening for heart disease, high blood pressure and offers general health advice.

Family Planning Advice

We do not currently hold a regular family planning clinic but full family planning advice may be obtained by a consultation with Dr Hussain or with your registered doctor.

Psychological Therapy Services

Healthy Minds is a service provided by the NHS to deliver psychological therapies across the whole of Buckinghamshire – it is particularly valuable for any person experiencing anxiety or depression. You can be referred to Healthy Minds by your GP and patients can often be seen here at the surgery in Bourne End. This short-term therapy service is available free of charge.

We are also able to refer patients to a private Counsellor and there are also charitable bodies in the area who offer counselling and psychological services.

Private Medical Services/Non-NHS Examinations

Medical examinations for special purposes, eg pre-employment, insurance medicals, elderly drivers etc, can be arranged by appointment.

Some services fall outside the NHS and a charge is usually made for these. This includes the completion and signing of private medical insurance claim forms, private medical certificates, signing passport applications and various special medical examinations for sport, insurance or employment.

Details of these services can be obtained from the reception or secretarial staff of the practice together with a note of the current charges.

Children's Immunisation Schedule

Dose Age Vaccine
1st primary imms dose 2 months DTaP/IPV/Hib + pneumococcal vaccine
2nd primary imms dose 3 months DTaP/IPV/Hib + Men C vaccine
3rd primary imms dose 4 months DTaP/IPV/Hib + Men C + pneumococcal
Booster dose Hib/Men C 12 months Hib / Men C
1st MMR + 3rd pneumococcal 13 months MMR + pneumococcal vaccine
Pre-school booster 3 yrs 4 months - 5 years DTaP/IPV and MMR
School leaver 13 - 18 months Td/IPV

Adults should receive the following vaccines:


Women sero-negative for rubella: rubella

Previously unimmunised individuals: polio, tetanus

Individuals in high risk groups: hepatitis B, influenza

Flu

We hold drop in influenza vaccination clinics annually on two Saturday mornings in October. Please look out for posters in the surgery for details.


Incubation And Exclusion Periods Of The Commoner Communicable Diseases

Disease Normal Incubation
(In Days)
Period of Communicability Minimal Period Period of Exclusion
Chickenpox 1-7 from one day before to six days after appearance of rash six days from onset of rash
German Measles (Rubella) 14-21 from a few days before to four days after onset of rash four days from onset of rash
Measles 10-15 (commonly 12 to onset of illness and 16 to appearance of rash) from a few days before to four days after onset of rash four days from onset of rash until clinical recovery
Mumps 18-21 (commonly 18) from seven days before onset of symptoms to subsidence of swelling until swelling has subsided (seven days minimum)
Whooping Cough 7-10 from seven days after exposure to 21 days after onset of paroxysmal cough
21 days from onset of paroxysmal cough. If treated with antibiotics seven days or until child is clinically well

 

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