Medical Websites
The links below offer more information for patients who may be concerned and want to obtain more knowledge about specific health problems. These links give more information to some of the services which are offered within the practice so please do not hesistate to ask when you attend the surgery.
Asthma UK – the new name for the National Asthma Campaign. For more information on current reseach and how to deal with asthma.
Diabetes UK is the leading charity working for people with diabetes. We fund research, campaign and help people to live with the condition.
This site offers information about the NHS Cancer Screening programmes such as breast screening, prostate cancer risk management and cervical smears.
A booklet designed to help the patient understand the services that are available to them and how to get to them through the Kent and Medway NHS Cancer Network.
For more than 40 years, the British Heart Foundation has been at the forefront of the fight against heart disease, funding research, education and care.
Here you will find information and help on all aspects of eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder and related eating disorders.
Fpa's aim is to advance the sexual health, reproductive rights and choices of all people throughout the UK.
ASH is a campaigning public health charity working for a comprehensive societal response to tobacco aimed at achieving a sharp reduction and eventual elimination of the health problems caused by tobacco.
Practice Advice & Forms
Please fill in this form if you the parent/guardian are unable to attend the surgery for immunisation. It is important that anyone, including grandparents, accompanying your child has your authorisation to represent you.
Cold and cough season can be a nightmare for patients so please download these advice sheets before booking an appointment with the doctor.
Most childhood infections are caused by viruses and these do not respond to antibiotics. The attached will help you bring your child's temperature down.
Most people with a flu do not need to see a doctor. Please see attached for advice on how to manage this yourself at home and the symptoms
of the flu usually clear within 4-10 days.
Common aches and pains can be treated simply at home without the need to consult a doctor. The attached will advise you how to.
Extra Medical Information
Urgent Cancer Referral Information Leaflet - This is a leaflet for patients who have received an urgent referral request for Cancer Services. Please ensure that you have printed both pages of this leaflet.
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Lordswood Community Healthy Living Centre, Sultan Road, Chatham, Kent ME5 8TJ
