Oakwood Surgery

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OAKWOOD SURGERY

CHURCH STREET
MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE
NOTTS
NG19 8BL

Tel: 08444 778557
(CLICK HERE to see options)

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Drs Frith, Butt, Lucassen, Patel,
De Silva, Rahman, Dar, Badrinath & Barg



Welcome to Oakwood Surgery

This website has been designed to tell you about the practice and the services that we offer.
Please read it carefully. We trust that you will find it helpful and informative.

The Surgery Reception is normally open from 8.30am to 6.00pm (for urgent matters 8.00am to 6.30pm), Monday to Friday (Wednesday 8.30am - 5.30pm). The Surgery does not open at lunchtime, but we are available for urgent situations which require attention before the Surgery re-opens in the afternoon. We will extend this cover to 8.00am and 6.30pm, and throughout our lunchtime closure, but only for cases requiring urgent attention.

Please note: in order to further improve the quality of care to our patients, the Surgery will close one afternoon per month (currently the 4th Wednesday of every month) to participate in educational activities organised by NHS Nottinghamshire County. However, we will continue to provide emergency cover during this time.

The practice would like to thank the various advertisers who have helped to produce this Website. However, it must be pointed out that the accuracy of any statements cannot be warranted, nor any products or services advertised, be guaranteed or endorsed.


Practice News and Notices

Patient Survey  

The results of the Patient Survey carried out in January 2012 in conjunction with our Patient Reference Group have been published as part of our Patient Participation Report (PPR) and features under a seperate tab on this website. Although the results of the survey were favourable, the PPR shows how we are contuining to improve the ways the Surgery delivers health care to our patients. If you wish to comment about the Report or any of the topics covered please e-mail to John.Roughton@gp-c84016 

28 March 2012  

Appointments

We changed our appointment system following patients' suggestions and comments to allow more appointments to be available for booking on the day patients contact us.

 28 March 2012

 

Information and Comments

Do you have any information or comments that you would like to pass on to our patients via this Bulletin page ? If so please inform a member of staff or e-mail to John.Roughton@gp-c84016

  

Surgery Opening Hours

With effect from Thursday 2nd June 2011 and for a trial period, the Surgery will not be open between 12.45 pm and 1.45 pm each day.

Our other opening hours are unchanged.

During the above period, although the Surgery will not be open, we will be maintaining our telephone service for urgent services - please dial 08444 778557.

Pharmacies

Oakwood Pharmacy is not associated with this Surgery in any way at all.

The pharmacy you use is entirely your choice

Text Reminders

Oakwood Surgery offers a text reminder service for appointments - please contact the Surgery to register for the service.

Repeat Prescriptions

Routine repeat prescriptions are available via E-mail at Oakwood.Surgery@gp-c84016.nhs.uk.

Patient Carers

Are you a carer of a person registered with the practice? If so, please notify the surgery by completing the appropriate form available from reception.

General Practice Research Database (GPRD)

This practice is proud to contribute data to the General Practice Research Database (GPRD)

GPRD is the world’s largest and most extensively used database of its kind. It is used internationally for research into disease, drug safety and public health.

Patients’ records from hundreds of practices in the UK are made anonymous so that research users cannot identify the patients or the practices. Added together, these anonymous records provide a vast amount of information for medical research. 
 
Our role
  • We contribute data from this practice to the GPRD and are proud to do our bit towards this valuable database
  • Anonymity of individual patients and clinicians is assured in all cases.