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Written by Darren Thomas
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Immunisations IMPORTANT NOTICE
AS FROM 1ST JUNE 2006 THERE WILL BE SOME SLIGHT CHANGES FOR THE COST OF SOME VACCINES. THIS IS IN LINE WITH MANUFACTURES COST & NATIONAL B.M.A. GUIDELINES 2001. The following vaccines will cost: (A £10 carriage fee may be chargeable by the vaccine companies) | | Vaccination | Number of doses | Price | | Rabies | 3 | £111.00 | | Japanese B Encephalitis | 3 | £93.00 | HEP B -for travel (HEP B for occupation please enquire at surgery) | 3 | £79.00 | Booster
(if primary course paid for) | £18.00 | Booster
(otherwise) | £43.00 | | HEP B -childrens | 3 | £63.00 | | Meningitis A CWY | 1 | £47.25 | | Yellow fever | 1 | £55.00 | | Cholera | 2 | £46.00 | | If you require information, please make an appointment to see the practice nurse |
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Written by Darren Thomas
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For all payment fee's, please contact the surgery. |
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Written by Darren Thomas
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Unwanted or unused medicines We regret that we are unable to accept unwanted or unused medicines from you. Any unwanted or unused medicines should be taken to a pharmacy for safe disposal. We thank you for your cooperation with this. |
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Written by Darren Thomas
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Disposal of sharps Patients are advised to get in touch with the council waste department who will arrange collection and disposal. Please note: the council are entitled to charge for this service. Your GP can prescribe a sharps bin (container) on prescription if necessary. |
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Written by Darren Thomas
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Think before you repeat!
Request only the items required and ask us to align quantities of your medication so that you only need to put in one request a month.
Overstocking medication is dangerous as they go out of date quickly and your treatment may change. Tell your doctor if you have stopped taking any of your medication as this will help reduce wastage in the NHS. Your Doctor will not mind - The choice is yours. If your medication is changed at review, you will be given a fresh request slip. Discard all old slips and take all discontinued medication to your local pharmacy who will arrange safe disposal of all unwanted medication. Tell your doctor if you are not happy with your medication or if it does not agree with you - he/she will be happy to prescribe an alternative where possible. |
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