KOOTH - Wellbeing support App for young people aged 11 - 18 years
Kooth.com is available over the summer months for all young people aged 11 - 18 in BaNES with free, safe and anonymous wellbeing and advice. Accessible from any internet enabled device. Kooth is available every day.
General Practice Data for Planning and Research (GPDPR) - NHS Digital
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Prescription fee increase - 1st April 2021
With effect from 1st April 2021 the price for a single prescription with increase to £9.35. The price of a pre-payment certificate with increase as follows:
3 months - £30.25
12 months - £108.10
Coronavirus support app for the UK
A free-to-download app to help people navigate the coronavirus pandemic has been launched for Apple and Android devices. The Coronavirus Support App (UK) has been created by Expert Self Care with support from The Care Forum and eight other partner organisations.
The app is aimed at people in the UK who would like to learn more about the coronavirus and COVID-19. Accurate information can help people to protect themselves, the people close to them and the wider public, and reduce avoidable pressure on the NHS.
Health and Wellbeing Directory
Please take a look at the new Health and Wellbeing Directory on our website. There is a link under 'Further information' and 'Opening hours'. The directory enables you to search for a wide range of health, community and voluntary services in your local area.
Care Quality Commission Inspection (CQC) report
The practice received a routine Care Quality Commission inspection on Tuesday 16th January and was given an overall rating of 'good'. The full report is available to view by clicking on the link at the bottom of the home page.
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Would like to receive patient newsletters, when they are issued? If you would, go to the homepage, scroll down to the bottom and click on the 'sign up for email newsletter' button. Enter you details as requested and you should receive an email confirming you have signed up successfully.
Sharing GP records with the Royal United Hospital
Clinical staff at RUH are now able to view your entire GP records when they treat you. They cannot change them or add to them, but they are able to look at information that could be useful in treating you. It will also speed up access to information that the hospital would otherwise have to request from us.
The hospital doctor or nurse will ask for your consent before they look at your GP record, and you can refuse at the time if you prefer. Alternatively you can tell us that you do not want your health record shared in this way, and we can block it at this end.