Whinfield Medical Practice ( posted on Oct 17, 2011 )
On 1st November 2011 we changed our name to:
Whinfield Medical Practice
It may take a short period to change all of our stationery and stamps - so please bear with us during this period.
Our website domain name will change in the future to reflect our new name but we will give you plenty of notice before this happens.
On 1st November 2011 we changed our name to:
Whinfield Medical Practice
It may take a short period to change all of our stationery and stamps - so please bear with us during this period.
Our website domain name will change in the future to reflect our new name but we will give you plenty of notice before this happens.
Young Persons Notice Board ( posted on Oct 17, 2011 )
We are in the process of creating a 'Young Persons' Notice Board in the surgery waiting area. It will have details of services and facilities available for all young people. Watch out for more details in the near future
We are in the process of creating a 'Young Persons' Notice Board in the surgery waiting area. It will have details of services and facilities available for all young people. Watch out for more details in the near future
Welcome ( posted on Jan 12, 2011 )
Welcome to our new website. We hope you find it useful.
Welcome to our new website. We hope you find it useful.
Summary Care Records ( posted on Jan 12, 2011 )
SUMMARY CARE RECORD
The NHS are introducing summary care record (SCR’s), as part of the NHS Care Records Service, to improve the safety and quality of patient care.SCRs will give health-care staff faster, easier access to reliable information about you to help with your treatment.This will be most important if you need help at centres away from home.
You will probably already received a letter explaining all about the way in which Summary Care Records work and what you have to do, should you decide not to ‘opt in’.Please read this information very carefully.
If you have any further questions with regard to this process, please use the national helpline number given in your letter:
0845 603 8510
or alternatively, the NHS County Durham PALS Freephone number on:
The NHS are introducing summary care record (SCR’s), as part of the NHS Care Records Service, to improve the safety and quality of patient care.SCRs will give health-care staff faster, easier access to reliable information about you to help with your treatment.This will be most important if you need help at centres away from home.
You will probably already received a letter explaining all about the way in which Summary Care Records work and what you have to do, should you decide not to ‘opt in’.Please read this information very carefully.
If you have any further questions with regard to this process, please use the national helpline number given in your letter:
0845 603 8510
or alternatively, the NHS County Durham PALS Freephone number on:
