Asthma
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Please contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment, routine appointments within 2-3 weeks.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Please contact reception field=phone] to make an appointment, routine appointments within 2-3 weeks.
Breathlessness
Who do I see:Practice Nurse/GP or A&E for severe symptoms
Advice: Telephone 999 or 111 immediately if symptoms are severe. For less serious breathing issues such as COPD or chest infections, Please book an appointment online https://www.patientaccess.com/ with a GP, or contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment with a practice nurse or GP
Cervical Smears
Who do I see:Practice Nurse
Advice:Once you are invited, please contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment, on a day that you are not bleeding or on your period.
Chest Pain
Who do I see: GP or A&E for severe symptoms
Advice: Telephone 999 or 111 immediately if symptoms are severe. If not severe and has lasted for more than a few days, please book an appointment online https://www.patientaccess.com/, or contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Chronic Heart Disease
Who do I see: Practice Nurse or GP
Advice: Please make an appointment with a Practice Nurse at least once a year.
Dental Problems
Who do I see: Dentist/GP for dental abscess if no emergency dentist available
Advice:Please book an appointment with your dentist or find a dentist near you: NHS Find Dentist Services
Depression
Who do I see: IAPT Service/GP
Advice: Visit Talk Together Bromley for IAPT services, or please book an appointment online https://www.patientaccess.com/, or contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Diabetes Monitoring
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Routine annual clinic appointments reminders will be sent to all our patients with diabetes. Please contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Fit Note (Sick note)
Who do I see: Self certify first 7 days, then routine GP appointment
Advice: For a GP, please book an appointment online https://www.patientaccess.com/, or contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment. Routine appointments are usually within 2-4 weeks.
If you have been discharged from hospital, your hospital team will issue any fit notes for the entire period of your recovery. Please contact the ward staff (even after discharge). Schools should not request a GP letter to confirm absence, this can be written by a parent or guardian.
Flu Vaccine
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: If you are over 65 or in a at risk group please contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Pneumococcal Vaccine
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Shingles Vaccine
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment
Sick Note (Fit Note)
Who do I see: Self certify first 7 days, then routine GP appointment
Advice: For a GP, please book an appointment online https://www.patientaccess.com/, or contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment. Routine appointments are usually within 2-4 weeks.
If you have been discharged from hospital, your hospital team will issue any fit notes for the entire period of your recovery. Please contact the ward staff (even after discharge). Schools should not request a GP letter to confirm absence, this can be written by a parent or guardian.
Spirometry Testing
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Contact reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment to discuss with a practice nurse, a further appointment will then be made to do the Spirometry Test.
Travel Vaccinations
Who do I see: Practice Nurse
Advice: Please book at least 2 months before travelling by contacting reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
Vomiting
Who do I see: Community Pharmacy/GP
Advice: Please search for your nearest community pharmacist. For babies and toddlers, or if it persists longer than 1 week in children and adults, please see the GP by contacting reception on [siteinfo field=phone] to make an appointment.
