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Wuhan coronavirus: what you need to know

News of a new virus spreading throughout China and parts of Asia has authorities on high alert to identify and isolate any new cases. So what do you need to know about this new virus - and should you be worried?

If you have an acute respiratory infection (shortness of breath, cough, sore throat) and have travelled to China or have had any contact with anyone who has travelled to China in the last 14 days please DO NOT come into the surgery please call to be put down for a Duty Doctor phone-back or to call 111.

For further information, click on the following:

https://patient.info/news-and-features/wuhan-coronavirus-what-you-need-to-know

Please contact the surgery to book your flu vaccination.

Clifton Road Surgery will be holding flu vaccination clinics on Saturday mornings starting from Saturday 28th September. We will also be holding drop in clinics at the surgery every day from 9am - 12pm and 2pm - 4pm. Please come into the surgery and ask at reception.

Clifton Road Surgery would like to announce the arrival of our new Salaried GP, Dr Gower. Dr Gower started as our salaried GP in August 2019 and holds clinics all day Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. With this in mind we wanted to remind you that every patient has a named GP. Now Dr Gower is in place it has been necessary to allocate him as named GP to some of our patients. Please note, anyone concerned or wanting clarification of their named GP can speak to Reception. Please be assured those patients we will be changing will not be having regular on-going appointments/care. If any patient has objections we will, of course, put you back to your previous GP. We have consulted with our PPG who support the Practice in undertaking this.

NHS Health Worker Awards - A big congratulations to our Primary Care Practitioner/Nurse Team Manager ..... Helen Merrigan! Helen received a Lifetime Service Award for all her hard work and dedication to the National Health Service. I'm sure you will join us in saying this is a well deserved award to an exceptional person, who goes above and beyond! Well done Helen.

Please see the attached Advertiser Newspaper Article - published 27/12/18

Awards

Clifton Road Surgery

The doctors and staff at Clifton Road surgery in Rugby are proud to offer the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare. We run many clinics for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes, and offer a wide variety of other medical services including antenatal and postnatal care, minor surgery, childhood vaccinations and well-person check-ups.

Statement of Purpose

To be a forward looking, forward thinking practice

To offer the highest standard of patient centred care

To deliver safe, high quality services

Practice Area

Our Practice has a clearly defined boundary area (covering Rugby town, Clifton upon Dunsmore, Newton, New Bilton, Bilton and Hillmorton). Any patients wanting to register with our Practice must reside within our boundary area. Any existing patients who move and their new address is outside of our boundary area will unfortunately be removed and will have to register with a new Practice in their area. For a detailed map/post code search please visit our section on 'New Patients'.

Viewing your records online

To view, export or print summary information from your records, relating to medications and allergies please click here. Please note, if you wish to view your medical records at the surgery, you will need to make a request in writing and a suitable day and time will be arranged for you to sit with a member of staff. There is a charge of £10 for this service.

Clifton Road Surgery offers the facility for patients to view online, export or print detailed coded information held in their own records.

Access to Medical Records - before accessing any on-line medical records we urge all patients to read our guide on 'Accessing Medical Records'.

The guide can be found in 'Clinics & Services'.

PLEASE NOTE: if you are already registered for on-line access (prior to consultations, test results, etc, being opened up) you will need to contact the Surgery (either via telephone or email medicalrecord.queriescrs@nhs.net) and ask for your account to be updated to allow full access.