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First Contact Physiotherapist

We now have a First Contact Physio working at the Surgery on a Tuesday afternoon.

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COVID Testing

ADVICE FOR GETTING A TEST FOR COVID-19

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School letters of absence

  ‘Please note that it is not a GPs responsibility to issue school letters of absence for your children. Government guidance is that school attendance is mandatory unless your child is self-isolating, has symptoms of COVID-19 or is ...

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FLU VACCINES NOW IN

Appointments can be made via the MyGP app, online or by contacting the Surgery. We also have an open clinic this SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 9.00am-1.00pm no appointment necessary.

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E-School Nurse Video Clinics

South Lakes E-School Nurse Video Clininc

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Please wear a mask/face covering when attending for an appointment

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Online booking via MyGP and Patient Access is now available for telephone and video consultations

As of the 1st June patients are able to book telephone and video consultations via the MyGP app and Patient Online Access. Face to face appointments will be made if needed by the GP following telephone triage. If you are asked to attend for an ...

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COVID 19 Research Study

Cartmel Surgery is supporting vital COVID 19 research. As part of this, we are helping to carry out a national priority research study called PRINCIPLE. If you have symptoms of COVID 19, are aged 65 or over, OR are aged 50-64 and have an existing health condition, you may be eligible to join this important study. If you'd like to discuss taking part in PRINCIPLE, please contact us. Please see www.phctrials.ox.ac.uk/principle-trial for full details of this study. If you'd like to know more about COVID 19 research and how you can contribute, please visit the Be Part of Research site, www.bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk, which is run by the National Institute for Health Research.

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Advice for parents during coronavirus

Whilst coronavirus is infectious to children it is rarely serious. If your child is unwell it is likely to be a non-coronavirus illness, rather than coronavirus itself. Whilst it is extremely important to follow Government advice to stay at home during this period, it can be confusing to know what to do when your child is unwell or injured. Remember that NHS 111, GPs and hospitals are still providing the same safe care that they have always done. Click on the link for some advice to help

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Covid19 - Cartmel Support Network

The Cartmel Support Network (CARTNET) has a pool of Volunteers

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