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WELCOME TO THE
STUBBINGTON MEDICAL PRACTICE
We hope
that you will find this website helpful in planning the services you may require
from us. On registering with our practice you will be invited to attend for a
new patient health check so that we may have some background information on you
pending the arrival of your medical record (which may take a few weeks).
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Patient Survey – The practice, with the help of our Patient Reference Group (PRG) undertook a patient survey during October 2011. We would like to thank all our patients who kindly returned the questionnaire. The Practice and the PRG have produced a report and action plan, which are available to view under the Patient Reference Group section. We will continue to update the action plan on a regular basis.
Priority NHS care for veterans - A veteran is someone who has served in the armed forces for at least one day, and there are around 4.5m veterans in the UK. When servicemen and women leave the armed forces, their healthcare is the responsibility of the NHS. All veterans are entitled to priority access to NHS hospital care for any condition, as long as it's related to their service, whether or not they receive a war pension. All people leaving the armed forces are given a summary of their medical records, which they are advised to give to their new GP when they register. Veterans are encouraged to tell their GP about their veteran status in order to benefit from priority treatment. A minority of people leaving the armed forces need access to mental health services; others might require it later in civilian life. Veterans can access the Medical Assessment Programme (MAP), which is available to veterans deployed on operations since 1982. MAP offers comprehensive physical and mental health assessments for veterans who feel that their condition may be linked to military service.
- Local consultant led Rapid Assessment Service for elderly patients
- Virtual Ward service to provide a service in the community for patients with complex medical and social needs.
- Consultant ENT outpatient service at Highlands Road Medical Centre
- Consultant Cardiology outpatient service at Westlands Medical Centre in Portchester.
- Consultant provided Gynaecology service, at Rowner Road Surgery and at Whiteley
- Extended services for local optometrists to do extra repeat test for patient with high readings to rule out suspected glaucoma.
- Local dermatology service based at Highlands Road Medical Centre
- Dr Alexandra Macdonald joined the practice on 3 August for a year under the supervision of Dr Cannon.
- Dr Charlotte Hughes has completed her training with the practice and returned to her Naval duties.
The practice would like to thank the various advertisers who have helped to produce this Website. However, it must be pointed out that the accuracy of any statements cannot be warranted, nor any products or services advertised, be guaranteed or endorsed.
