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Clinics - Wednesday Morning & Friday Morning

Clinics: Monday Morning/Afternoon, Tuesday Afternoon and Wednesday Afternoon

Clinics: Monday Morning/Afternoon, Thursday Morning/Afternoon & Friday Morning/Afternoon

Clinics: Monday Morning/Afternoon & Wednesday Morning/Afternoon

Clinics: Tuesday Morning/Afternoon & Friday Morning/Afternoon

Nurse practitioners are experienced nurses with specialist training and extended skills that enable them to see and treat patients presenting with a wide range of conditions. Many nurse practitioners specialise in primary care, where they have comprehensive knowledge about conditions that can be treated at the GP surgery, and those that need to be referred on to the hospital. They can see you for most health care problems, and in addition, often have in-depth knowledge of long term conditions like diabetes and asthma.

They can:

• examine you and make a diagnosis
• start and review treatment, including prescribing medication as appropriate
• order tests and investigations
• give advice on health issues and screening
• refer you on to a doctor or a specialist as appropriate
• refer you on to a practice nurse for further support, treatment and care

Clinics: Wednesday Morning/Afternoon & Thursday Morning

Clinics: Tuesday Morning/Afternoon

The Practice Manager is responsible for the administration, organisation and management of the Practice and also has responsibility for the financial management of the practice, as well as ensuring the wellbeing of patients, doctors and staff.

Our administrative and reception staff are there to help you. They have extensive knowledge of the facilities and services available. When telephoning for medical attention the Receptionist may ask for a few details, this will enable them to help you in the most appropriate way. Please be assured that the rules of confidentiality apply equally to all practice staff.

The midwives are located at the Harmsworth Crescent Childrens Centre and provide a full range of maternity and after birth care. 

Antenatal Clinics are run by the Community Midwife who will monitor your health through pregnancy and the development of your unborn baby. Appointments for the Clinic should be made through reception. 

District Nurses can visit adult patients who are confined to their homes. The District Nursing team are able to help with many short and long term conditions and will carry out an assessment of need and agree a plan of care. Their skills include wound care, palliative care (for people who are terminally ill), continence problems, some injections and long term health care such as for those with Diabetes or Chronic Heart Disease. They can be contacted on(01273) 242006. However, please note patients cannot self-refer - a request for District Nurses to visit must be made via a nurse or doctor.

Health Visitors in this area work geographically and are based at several different sites. The Health Visitors in the Under Fives Team based at Mile Oak Medical Centre cover the BN41 postcodes (and BN42 for patients registered with a Portslade GP). Health Visitors are qualified Nurses with specialist training and experience in promoting better health. The Health Visiting Team aims to enable individuals and families to manage their own health and provide support as needed especially for those with young children.provide care and advice for parents/guardians of children from birth to five years and may also be contacted for advice during pregnancy. In addition to home visits, the Health Visitors run drop-in clinics with Early Years Visitors at South and North Portslade Children's Centres where parents can get advice, guidance, information and support.

For details of clinic times or advice please ring (01273) 426216.