Recommendation regarding Children attending Primary Care
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URGENT/IMPORTANT MESSAGE REGARDING COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS):
COMMUNICATION WITH UPDATED ADVICE
CORONAVIRUS advise on self isolation
Please stay indoors, confined in your house. If possible, use a separate bathroom. If this is not possible, wipe down toilet and sink surfaces with an anti-bacterial spray after you have used it.
REMEMBER the advice regarding tissues
- Catch it, bin it, kill it
REMEMBER the advice on regular hand washing
- Wash your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds, as long as it takes to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ twice
DO:
- Try to keep at least 2 metres (3 steps) from other people in your home, particularly older people or those with long-term health conditions
- Ask friends and family and delivery services to deliver things like food shopping and medicines – but avoid contact with them
- Sleep alone if possible
- Regularly wash your hands with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds
- Try to stay away from older people and those with long-term health conditions
- Drink plenty of water and take everyday painkillers, such as paracetamol and ibuprofen, to help with your symptoms
DON’T:
- Do not have visitors (ask people to leave deliveries outside)
- Do not leave the house, for example to go for a walk, to school or public places
USE the NHS 111 online coronavirus service if:
- you feel you cannot cope with your symptoms at home
- your condition gets worse
- your symptoms do not get better after 10 days
Welcome to Kilmeny Group Practice Website
Your GP practice has recently joined Modality Partnership. We believe coming together will enable us to offer better care for all our patients. The other local practices are:
Cross Hills Medical Practice
Fisher Medical Practice
Farfield Group Practice
Holycroft Surgery
Oakworth Medical Practice
Haworth Medical Practice
Silsden and Steeton Medical Practice
Modality Partnership is a GP led organisation, who share our vision for excellence in patient care. This is at the heart of everything we do.
Together we are committed to NHS values and to provide high quality healthcare services for you and your families. In the future, your GP practice will benefit from new and innovative ways of working. This will mean our Doctors and Nurses will have more time to care for you.
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https://kilmenysurgery.webgp.com/
We worked with some of our local patients to create some short films that answer some FAQs patients and staff have about the digital health services.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=-LRB8yg6_SA
**NEW** Privacy Notice for Patients
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became law on 24th May 2016. This is a single EU-wide regulation on the protection of confidential and sensitive information. It enters into force in the UK on the 25th May 2018, repealing the Data Protection Act (1998).
Below statement replaces clause 7.8 on the attached Data Privacy Document. (effective 01/02/2019)
There may be occasions where authorised research facilities would like you to take part in innovations, research, improving services or identifying trends. We work with research companies both academic and commercial for medical research purposes and if a patient does not wish to be involved then they can opt out by letting the practice know either via reception team or emailing the reception email address B83033@kilmenysurgery@nhs.net explaining that they wish to opt out.
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Supplementary Privacy Notice issued in response to COVID-19
Care Navigation
The right care from the right person, first time
When you ring to book an appointment, you might notice our reception team will ask you for a brief outline of how we can help you.
This is because we have introduced something called Care Navigation. It means our
reception team has been trained to ensure they can help you to find the best service for your needs, so you can receive the right care more quickly. Anything you share with our team will be kept confidential.
Through this specialist training, our team will be able to direct you to the most appropriate clinician or service for your needs.
Our reception team will never offer clinical advice. Instead, this new way of working is about offering you the choice to see more appropriate professionals in our practice team or even somewhere else. If they can deal with the problem directly, it will often be quicker and means you may not need to see a GP at all.
By working this way, it helps to free-up time for GPs to care for patients with complex or
serious health conditions that can only be managed by a doctor. More importantly though, it means people are seen first by the clinician that is best placed to help you with your health needs.
Helping you to choose
The choice is always yours though. It is completely up to you if you want to share information with our reception team.
You will never be refused a GP appointment but we hope next time you contact our practice and speak with our reception team you will see the value of seeing another healthcare professional if they are able to help.
You can find out more about Care Navigation by taking a look at our frequently asked
questions, by picking up a leaflet or by speaking to a member of our practice team.
CNav - FAQs (for patients) - FINAL.PDF
Push Doctor Patient Info Leaflet. PDF
Push Doctor
We worked with some of our local patients to create some short films that answer some FAQs patients and staff have about the digital health services.
From 31st July 2017 we will no longer accept telephone requests for Repeat Prescriptions
You can use our online services to book appointments and order prescriptions and view some information from your medical records
To use this system you will need to fill in a registration form. You can do this by visiting the practice and collecting the form from reception
PLEASE NOTE ONLINE SERVICES SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR CONTACTING THE SURGERY REGARDING MEDICAL PROBLEMS
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Research
Modality Partnership participates in medical research projects vital in helping to extend the frontiers of medical science and knowledge. Most of the projects we work on are connected to therapeutic interventions.
We are therefore pleased to give suitable patients the opportunity to participate in relevant studies many of which involve diagnostic tests and treatments which would not otherwise be routinely available.
This Practice is working in partnership with RCGP. Please read through the attached poster and patient leaflet below.
RCGP Poster
Patient Leaflet
Help and support for minor illness
For information on staying well this summer click here
For straightforward problems that require advice and simple medication you can use local pharmacies via the Pharmacy First service
Useful advice on the self care of a range of minor illnesses can be found on the Self Care Forum
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