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Dr P A E Brown MB ChB
(Liverpool 1989) MRCGP DRCOG
Dr J D Simpson MB (Belfast 1965) FRCGP
Practice Manager
Mrs Roisin Lemon
Senior Receptionist
Mrs Irene Thompson
Receptionists
Miss Ruth Fleming
Mrs Amanda Clail
Practice Nurse
Mrs Wilma Dickey
Treatment Room Nurse
Mrs Brenda Crilly
Health Visitor
Mrs Karen Cundell
Midwife
Mrs Helen Bell
Dietician
Mrs Rose Day
Rolls Of The Health Care Team
Treatment Room Nurse
The treatment room is open on Monday
to Friday mornings 9am - 12.30pm, and Thursday 2pm - 4.30pm. Blood tests,
dressings, immunisations etc are carried out at the sessions.
The treatment room nurse operates an appointment system, please either telephone
or call at reception to make an appointment.
Practice Nurse
The following clinics are run by the practice nurse - Hypertension, Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Diabetic, Smoking Cessation, Obesity, Heart Disease and Cervical Smear Clinics. The practice nurse is primarily concerned with promoting healthy living and preventing diseases. Patients are invited by letter to ring and make an appointment to attend the appropriate clinic. If you cannot attend you're appointment with the practice nurse please give us enough notice to enable you're appointment to be given to another patient.
Receptionist
The
reception staff assist in the efficient day-to-day running of the practice and
support of all services provided. They are bound by the same code of confidentiality
as medical staff. When you contact the surgery for whatever reason, you
may be asked for a few details. The receptionists are trained to make these enquiries
so that we can help you in the most appropriate way.
Community Midwife
The Community Midwife will share you're antenatal care with the doctor and arrange parentcraft classes and visit you post-natally. The midwife attends the medical centre on Thursday afternoons. Please ask a reception for details.
Health Visitor
The health visitor is available to
help with health matters relating to the under fives, eg feeding difficulties,
immunisations, hearing problems, etc.
Community Nurses
Community nurses are available, in
special circumstances, to visit you in your own home and give help with the following:
1. Dressings, injections and removal
of stitches.
2. Advice and care of the acutely
and chronically sick and the terminally ill.
3. Advice on incontinence and supplying
pads and other aids.
You can contact them on 0845 600 3111 between 9.00am and 5.00pm on Weekdays.
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