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Ever Had Sex?

You may have
Chlamydia or Gonorrhoea
even with no symptoms
Both can be serious but
are easy to treat

A simple and confidential test
is now available to
Men & Women

Under 25?

Ask for a testing pack at the Surgery

WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS 

It is important that you STAY AT HOME. 

 

DO NOT GO TO A&E Departments

 

You should consult the online symptom checker on http://www.nhs.uk

 

Or you can call the swine flu information line on 0800 1513 513.

 

If you are still concerned, you should call NHS Direct 0845 4647 or go to their web site http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk

 

Or contact us here at the practice on

020 8985 8388

 

Please do not come into the practice.

 

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The Nightingale Practice is a modern purpose built surgery in Clapton Hackney. The Practice is a friendly, dynamic, innovative and well organised practice with 5 Partners. We are a university linked training practice commited to undergraduate and post graduate teaching.

We Introduced advanced access in 2003, and our range of services include weekly:- Antenatal, Child Health, Child Psychology, COPD, Legal Advice and Well Family sessions as well as monthly Diabetic, Cardiovascular clinics, Psychiatry, Turkish Depression and Carers Support Groups

The building was opened in 1991. 

All of our consultation rooms are wheel chair accessible and the toilets are also wheelchair accessible. As service providers we are aware that we need to provide reasonable adjustments for disabled patients. If you have a physical, sensory, learning or psychiatric impairment or any other long term health condition please inform a member of the practice team and a note of your disability will be recorded with your consent. We will use this information to offer you an equitable service.

Patients have responsibility for the care and safety of their children whilst in the building, please be particularly aware of the automatic front doors and the radiators.

Domestic Violence Aware Practice

If you are a woman being hurt by someone you know or you are afraid of someone at home, you can talk to Doctors, Nurses and Other Staff working here, in private.

 You can also call the nia Project on:
020 7683 1210
OR the 24 hour National Domestic Violence Helpline on:

 freephone  0808 2000 247