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Covid Spring Vaccination - Mobile Unit - Tuesday 7th May 10am to 4pm 

I am pleased to confirm that we have the IPC mobile vaccination units at Parklands on Tuesday 7th May form 10am to 4pm - no appointment necessary


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Practice Closure for Training 

The Practice will be closed in the afternoon of Thursday 28th February 2024, we will re open on Friday 29th February as normal

When we are closed:

Emergencies

Whatever the time of day, if you or someone else requires emergency help (for example that person is experiencing severe chest pain, loss of blood or suspected broken bones) please go to your nearest accident and emergency department or call 999.  The nearest accident and emergency department to Parklands is at St Richard’s Hospital, Spitalfield Lane, Chichester, PO19 6SE.

Urgent Treatment Center

For injuries or illnesses that are urgent but not life threatening you can use an Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC), walk-in centre or Minor Injuries Unit (MIUs). It is best to NHS 111 first to book an appointment at the UTC based at S Richard's Hospital (Located in the accident & emergency department)

The NHS website provides an overview of the conditions these services can treat.

Local Pharmacy opening times (Subject to change)

Sussex Pharmacy opening times (opens a new page)



New Telephone System

We are pleased  to confirm that we have a new telephone system due to launch from Friday 10th March

The improved system will provide you with your place in the queue, a call back service and record all calls for training purposes.

We hope this will improve our waiting times, queues and telephone service to our patients.

Please bear with us whilst we get used to the new system


Please treat our staff with respect

Recently we have been having increasing occasions where patients are being rude and abusive to our staff, including our Receptionists, Nurses and Health Care Assistants.  Our surgery is working under unprecedented strain at the moment due to excessive demand and a reduction in capacity because of COVID precautions.  All our team try their best to help but sometimes solutions are not immediately available.

Please treat our staff with the respect they deserve as they have worked very hard throughout this whole COVID crisis and are continuing to do so under very difficult conditions.

Thank you.

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