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Which service, when?

Inappropriate A+E attendances for problems that are neither emergencies nor related to acute injuries from accidents, cause delay in assessment for those who have genuine need. NHS Sheffield is keen to help you choose the right service for your needs at the time, i.e "the right place at the right time". That might be, self-care, pharmacist advice, walk-in-centre, GP (including urgent access as at Crystal Peaks MC),or out of hours GP service. In order to facilitate that, there is some guidance available in our further information list. Please help by accessing the right service at the right time. This is especially important in the winter months when the health service is under additional pressure. Thank you

HGV/PCV Medicals- £110!

We have reduced our price for Heavy Goods Vehicle and Passenger Carrying Vehicle examinations. We believe there are advantages to having your registered medical practice carrying out these medicals as we have full access to your medical record, if there are any queries and we can rapidly arrange any further tests that may become necessary. Please contact reception to arrange an appointment.

Practice Email

Please be aware that our email address is not for clinical enquiries, and any such emails will be returned to sender.

Diabetes

We think it is important to see our diabetic patients at regular intervals in a structured clinic involving both nurse and doctor.
 
Why?
You understand your diabetes better and therefore manage it more successfully.
You get the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your worries.
Regular monitoring of your diabetes enables us to get the best control of your blood sugar. Regular monitoring of your diabetes ensures that complications are picked up early.
 
What happens at the clinic? 

  • Dietary advice
  • Advice on home monitoring of your blood sugar
  • Examination to check blood pressure etc
  • Blood and urine tests
  • Review of your blood sugar control and your medication 

 

National Diabetes Audit

Crystal Peaks Medical Centre are taking part in an important national project about diabetes care and treatment in the NHS. The project is called the National Diabetes Audit (NDA). We will share information about your care and treatment with the NDA but it is controlled by law and enforced by strict rules of confidentiality and security. The NDA will only receive your NHS Number, DOB and postcode.

If you do not want your information to be used, please contact reception.

 
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