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Non-urgent advice: Booking an Appointment
If you need to book an appointment at the practice please call reception on 01691 648054.
Non-urgent advice: Urgent Appointment Requests
If your request is for urgent medical attention on the day, the receptionist will take as much information as they can from you and will book onto the triage list for the same day. It is important that you provide as much information as you can for urgent appointments to ensure that the clinicians triaging all urgent requests are able to prioritise patients based on clinical need.
Non-urgent advice: Home Visits
Please telephone reception before 12pm if you require a home visit that day. A doctor or nurse may phone you back as it may be that your problem can be dealt with by telephone advice, or that it would be more appropriate to send a district nurse, or indeed arrange a hospital attendance.
Home visits are only available for patients who are housebound because of illness or disability. Please remember that several patients can be seen in the practice in the time that it takes to make one home visit, there are also better facilities for examining and treating patients at the surgery.
Cancellations & Reminders
Non-urgent advice: Cancel an Appointment
It is important that you inform the reception staff if you are unable to attend your appointment, this will allow that appointment to be offered to another patient. If you need to cancel your appointment please contact us on 01691 648054, or via email enquiries.llanfyllin@wales.nhs.uk
Non-urgent advice: Appointments with Medical Students/ Registrars
GP registrars are doctors training to become GPs. Llanfyllin Group Practice is accredited as a GP Training Practice , GP registrars are attached to one of the doctors here at the practice who is their trainer. The GP registrar is a fully qualified doctor who is likely to have a lot of experience of hospital medicine.
Each GP Registrar will remain with us for a period of 6-12 months so you may therefore be offered an appointment with the GP registrar. By the time you see a GP registrar they will have spent at least 5 years at medical school to qualify as a doctor. Then they will have done 2 years working in hospitals followed by a 3 year training programme to become a GP, during which they will spend 18 months in a training practice. So by the time you see this doctor they may well have been working as a doctor for a period of up to 4 years.
Non-urgent advice: Late For Your Appointment
Please attend your appointment on time, if you are late you may not be seen. If you are not seen you will not be able to rearrange your appointment until the next working day-except in the event of an medical emergency that requires immediate attention.
Non-urgent advice: Interpreter
If you require an interpreter to attend with you when you see your Doctor please notify the receptionist and she will arrange this for you.
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