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Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) will soon replace paper prescriptions.....

If you haven't already done so 'Nomination a Pharmacy of Your Choice' please see 'Prescriptions Tab' for more information

The Manor Practice receives MENTAL HEALTH PACE SETTER AWARD from Mind Coastal West Sussex

VACCINATION CAMPAIGNS - Click here

Meningitis ACWY vaccination for young people....get vaccinated before going to University!
Shingles vaccination (live vaccine) for anyone aged 70 - 77 yrs and those who are aged 78 and 79
Pneumococcal vaccination for anyone aged over 65 or those patients within an at risk group.

New clinics are regularly added - including Walk-in clinics!

GENERAL PRACTICE ACCESS HUB CLINICS - Click here

Practices in Adur and Worthing have joined together to provide General Practice Access Hub (Minor injuries and minor illness) Clinics. When our 'on-the-day' appointments have been used, we can book patients an appointment at a General Practice Access Hub Clinic in our local area.

General Practice Access Hub Clinics are also held at weekends, the weekend clinics are Nurse Led providing Family Planning/Smear clinics and Asthma/Diabetic reviews.

Go to the GP Access Hub tab for more information.

ONLINE SERVICES FOR PATIENTS - Click here

Patients can register for online services. Online services available are: booking appointments, ordering repeat prescriptions, updating & viewing your medical record.

Go to the Further Information Menu for more information on Patient Access to Health Record.

Let us know about your care today! - Click here

Complete the Friends & Family Test - for a link to complete quick survey go to the Further Information Tab.

FUNDRAISING - Click here

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our patients and staff who have purchased 'used books' that are available in our waiting room. In total we raised £155.00. £55.00 was donated to Adur Stroke Club and £100 was donated to the "As You Are charity which is a counselling service based at The Corner House in Southwick. Both organisations were extremely grateful.

We continue to supply reading books in our waiting room and all monies received will be donated local charities.

Health News from the BBC and the NHS

BBC Health

Coronavirus: Face coverings to be mandatory on public transport
From 15 June, people in England could be fined for not wearing a covering, the transport secretary says.
Vaccine summit exceeds target to raise almost £7bn
At the UK-hosted summit, Boris Johnson said up to eight millions lives will be saved by the funding.
Coronavirus: Minister Kemi Badenoch rejects 'systemic' racism claims
Kemi Badenoch urges MPs not to use evidence of higher ethnic minority death rates to stoke racial tension.
Coronavirus: Influential study on hydroxychloroquine withdrawn
Researchers flagged concerns with data after suggesting hydroxychloroquine increased the risk of death.
Asymptomatic care workers unknowingly spread coronavirus
A care home provider says 42% of staff who recently tested positive were not displaying symptoms.
Coronavirus: How the UK is sleeping under lockdown
More than half the population has struggled with sleep during the lockdown, especially younger people.
Coronavirus: One in five with Covid could test negative
The health select committee heard evidence suggesting coronavirus tests pick up 80% of infections.
Coronavirus: Princess Alexandra Hospital faced 'overwhelming demand'
An Essex hospital has had 205 deaths of patients who have tested positive for Covid-19.
Coronavirus: Ibuprofen tested as a treatment
Hospital patients sick with the virus will be given the drug to see if it can help with their breathing.
Coronavirus: Risk of death is higher for ethnic minorities
Being black or from an ethnic minority is a "major risk factor" in coronavirus, Matt Hancock says.

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