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Welcome to the Church Walk Surgery Website

Church Walk Surgery

 

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We are a group practice and patients may see any of the doctors in the partnership. However, please be aware that you may have to wait a little longer to see the GP of your preference. We are an undergraduate training practice and regularly have student doctors sitting in with our GP’s for consultations. Dr Lim, Dr Mark Dickson and Dr Thankam Dickson are GP trainers and are involved in the training of General Practitioners.  We continually have 2 GP registrars with us usually for 4 month to 12 month periods. We see patients who live in Eastwood, Giltbrook, Kimberley, Nuthall, & Langley Mill and Brinsley as well as some adjacent towns and villages.

Download a copy of our Practice Information Booklet by clicking on the link below

Practice Information Booklet

(Site updated 21/05/2013)
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Noticeboard

The Surgery will be closed for Staff Training Thursday 23rd May 2013 between 12.30pm and 2.30pm.

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The Surgery will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday 27th May 2013.

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PLEASE LET THE SURGERY KNOW YOUR CURRENT UP TO DATE  TELEPHONE NUMBER

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APPOINTMENTS
For non-urgent appointments, please telephone or call into the surgery. Please let us know as soon as possible if you cannot keep an appointment so that we may offer it to another patient who may need seeing.

EMERGENCY FACILITY
If you require to be seen urgently, please tell the receptionist the nature of your request to assess the urgency. This facility is for emergency cases only and we ask you to not use this service for routine problems.

HOME VISITS
These should be reserved for patients who are genuinely too ill to attend surgery. Please telephone before 10.00am and be prepared to answer a few questions to help the doctors plan their calls and to give the doctors an idea of urgency. Please remember the doctor can see at least four patients in surgery in the time taken to do one visit.  

 
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