The Royal College of General Practitioners Northern Ireland (RCGPNI) annually recognizes outstanding general practices and GPs through their GP and Practice Team of the Year awards. These awards celebrate the exceptional care provided by GPs and their teams across Northern Ireland. We were delighted to receive confirmation that Meadowbridge Surgery was nominated this year for […]
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Belfast health and Social Care Trust: Coughs and Colds Click here for more information Coughs and colds are extremely common in young children. Over the first year of life, your child is likely to have up to eight of these episodes. Coughing is the body’s natural way of clearing infection. Most of these are likely
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Criteria to be able to book an appointment online or via reception to receive the Shingles Vaccination from September 2024 Immunocompetent individuals who: are aged 65 or 70 years on 1 September 2024 are aged 66 years on 1 September 2024 and have never received a shingles vaccine are aged between 71 years and 79
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Meadowbridge Surgery will provide a daily routine triage service which will close at 10:30am each day or once the GP on Triage considers capacity to have been reached (whichever comes first). Triage continues to be available for the remainder of the day for clinically urgent issues a patient considers cannot wait beyond that day. The
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RSV infection causes a mild respiratory illness and is considered to contribute significantly to GP consultations, hospital admissions and mortality amongst the elderly. A one-off catch-up campaign is being offered for those already aged 75 to 79 years old on 1 September 2024. Any patient born between: 1 September 1945 and 31 August 1949 up
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RSV is a common respiratory virus that that can cause serious lung infections. While RSV infection can occur at any age, the risk and severity of RSV and its complications are increased in older adults and in neonates and small babies, and it has a considerable impact on individuals and NHS services during the winter
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Northern Health and Social Care Trust: Self Referral to Physiotherapy You can now refer yourself to musculoskeletal physiotherapy without a visit to your GP! Online Form Please scan the QR Code to the right or click on the button below to go to the online form Online Form Paper Form Self referral forms are available
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Think Measles Leaflet Symptoms to Watch Out For: High Fever Runny Nose Cough Aching/feeling unwell Sore Red Eyes Rash If you or your child have not had two doses of the MMR vaccine, you could catch measles. If you think you have measles, please inform reception staff immediately so you can be seen in a
Download the Patient Leaflets below for more information There are a number of infections that can affect your unborn baby. February is International Prenatal Infection Month and it’s important to raise awareness of infections that can affect your unborn child if you’re pregnant, but also to be aware that if you catch an infection, that
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Belfast Health and Social Care Trust: Launch of PHONE FIRST Service for Adult Patients with Minor Injuries. Did you know, we’re launching a Phone First service for patients with minor injuries, effective from Tuesday 9 January. Patients who have minor injuries should call 02896 159 444 to be triaged by phone before being advised of
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ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is more common than you might think, affecting both children and adults. It’s crucial to recognise the symptoms for early diagnosis and support. Awareness and understanding are the first steps toward support and management. If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, seeking professional guidance can make
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Symptoms to Watch out for Meningitis: Am I at Risk? The first symptoms are usually: fever vomiting headache feeling unwell Red ticks show symptoms that are more specific to meningitis and septicaemia and less common in milder illnesses. Limb pain, pale skin and cold hands and feet often appear earlier than the rash, neck stiffness,
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Have a look at what is happening in September…..Click on each of the articles for more information: Know your numbers (blood pressure): 4th – 10th September “Know Your Numbers!” Week is all about getting your free blood-pressure check, and making sure your numbers are within the normal range. The ideal blood pressure is 120/80. Over
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We value your feedback……. Scan the QR code with your mobile device and share your experience of the Dermatology Photo Triage Referral Pathway OR, if you are viewing this on your mobile device simply click on the QR image and you will be taken straight to the survey. Thank you What is the Dermatology Photo
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We are thrilled to introduce you to the Primary Care Medical Administration course, an innovative collaboration between East Antrim Federation and the Northern Regional College. This advanced program has been carefully designed to address a pressing need in the medical field; the need for highly trained new staff to work in practice alongside our existing
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Have a look at what is happening in August..Click on each of the articles for more information: Eye Health and Safety Month – 1st -31st World Breastfeeding Week – 1st-7th Cycle to Work Day – 3rd National Allotments Week – 7th-13th Hot weather advice for elderly people BBQ safety Brain aneurysm Vitamin D supplements Back-to-work
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