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Stoke Gifford and Conygre Medical Centres are pleased to announce that, from Thursday 11 July, we will be introducing ‘Anima’ as our triage system.  The changes follow feedback from patients … [continue] Our New Appointment Enquiry System (from 11 July)

From 6th May 2024, we are asking you to order your medicine directly from the surgery, rather than allowing your repeat prescriptions to be ordered on your behalf by your … [continue] Changes to the Repeat Prescriptions Ordered via a Pharmacy (from 6 May 24)

April 2022 Newsletter is now available to view on the website please click link below https://www.stokegiffordmedical.co.uk/patient-info/practice-newsletters/

Please see our Patient Information section for a list of organisations that can help you in times of crisis.

The latest NHS advice relating to rules on self isolating are at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-and-treatment/when-to-self-isolate-and-what-to-do/ along with guidance on shielding and social distancing.

We are working together with other local practices to offer more appointments in the early mornings, evenings or at weekends. Speak to a member of the practice team to find … [continue] Improved Access

Download the HANDi app for advice on child illnesses The HANDi App aims to provide advice and support to parents and carers when your child is unwell. It offers simple … [continue] HANDi app

Follow the link below to view an instructional video on taking your pulse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36zbMwxoM6g Please see letter below for important information for patients who are using a Proton Pump Inhibitor. … [continue] Atrial fibrillation – (Checking your own pulse) and Proton Pump Inhibitor Letter

Patient information on what to expect following referral to secondary care.

Please click on this link to view NHS England SW guidance about cold calling Cold Calling Advice for Patients – Sept 15

Norovirus causes viral gastroenteritis, which is characterised by the sudden onset of vomiting and/or diarrhoea. It is self-limiting and most people recover within one or two days. To prevent the … [continue] Sudden onset of vomiting and/or diarrhoea.