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Lister House at Chellaston and at Coleman Street Lister House at Chellaston and at Coleman Street Patient Information Chellaston Surgery Coleman Street Surgery Fellow Lands Way Coleman Health Centre Chellaston Coleman Street, Allenton Derby DE73 6SW Derby DE24 8NH Tel: 01332 700455 Tel: 01332 700455 Fax: 01332 700628 Fax: 01332 861181 7:00am-6:30pm Monday 7:00am-6:30pm Monday 7:00am-6:30pm Tuesday 7:00am-6:30pm Tuesday 7:00am-6:30pm Wednesday 7:00am-6:30pmWednesday 8:00am-6:30pm Thursday 7:00am-6:30pm Thursday 8:00am-6:30pm Friday 8:00am-6:30pm Friday Email: [email protected] www.listerhousesurgery.co.uk The Lister Team Partners Dr Hale Dr Nauman Partner BMedSci(Hons) BM BS (Nottingham 1989). Partner Days worked are Tuesdays and Fridays. Dr Dipeolu Dr Brooks Partner Partner BMedSci(Hons) BM BS (Nottingham 1990). Days worked are Mondays and Tuesdays Zero Tolerance Policy Dr Swamy Lister House has adopted a “Zero Tolerance” approach Partner MBBS, DLO, DO-HNS. Days worked are to violence and aggression towards its staff and Thursdays and Fridays. patients. Notices are publicised in public areas Dr Khosla throughout the Practice premises. The Practice has a Partner MB ChB (Manchester 1993) MRCGP. Days procedure for dealing with violence in the surgery. worked are Wednesdays This sets out measures for protecting staff from patients and/or visitors who are persistently abusive or Dr Yasmeen violent. Partner Dr Johnson Partner - MBCHB (Leicester 2007) and MRCGP (2012) DRCOG DFSRH Patient Participation Group (PPG) This group helps patients to have their say about the practice, offers liaison between the practice and Associate GP’s patients and supports the practice with fund raising Dr Annabel Stewart and events. MB ChB. Days worked are Tuesdays, Thursdays and PPG meetings are held on a regular basis to discuss Fridays. practice issues. We also have a Virtual Patient Reference Group to enable patients to have their say Dr Lakshmi Chakravarthy on Practice issues from the comfort of their own home! MBBS MRCGP. Days worked are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays. If you are interested in joining either group, please speak to Reception. New members are always Nursing Team welcome. Our highly qualified nursing team consists of: Disabled Access Carmel Ashby Advanced Nurse Practitioner Helen Barker Nurse Practitioners We have suitable disabled facilities at both of our branches including: Lynne Kenny, Nicola Earp, Sharon Griffin, Fiona Johnson and Marion King Practice Nurses Disabled parking Hearing Loop Jackie Bradbury Healthcare Assistant Automatic front doors Low reception counter Management Staff Disabled Toilets Lift Steven Chapman Head of Operations Janine Miller Quality/Complaints Mgr. Tanya Willison Reception Manager Repeat Prescription Change of Name You may order your repeat prescription as follows: If you change your name please bring in your original • Place in the box on reception • Mail to the surgery Marriage Certificate or Deed for us to photocopy to • Fax Chellaston-01332 700628 or keep in your medical records. You will also need to Coleman Street-01332 861181 complete a ‘change of circumstance form’ which can be found on Reception. • or register with the System one online by contacting reception Change of Address If you change your address please come into the To avoid mistakes we do not take requests over surgery and complete a ‘change of circumstance form’ the telephone unless you are over 80 years of age so that we may update your details. It is very important or there are special circumstances. Please indicate we have the correct contact details for patients in case where you wish to collect your prescription from and we need to send correspondence or contact you in the provide us with a self-addressed envelope if the future. prescription is to be posted. Please allow 48 hours for your request to be processed. We now offer an Complaints electronic prescription service which allows you to Lister House aims to provide the highest level of care collect directly from your nominated pharmacy, please to all of our patients but if you do have a complaint, ask for details. please put it in writing or ask to speak to a Senior member of the team. Confidentiality and Access to Records Local Clinical Commissioning Group You have the right to confidentiality by law and your Southern Derbyshire CCG records are strictly confidential. Cardinal Square, 1st Floor, North Point There are times when the Practice has to share 10 Nottingham Road, Derby DE1 3QT information held about our patients with other Tel: 01332 888080 - Fax: 01332 868898 organisations such as hospitals and social services. Email:[email protected] This has always been done confidentially or by removing identifying details when not essential. Midwives You also have the right to access your records. You The midwives hold regular antenatal clinics and are would need to complete a form and provide available to advise on all aspects of maternity care. identification to view or have copies of your records. Appointments can be made through reception. The There is a charge for this service. For more Midwives may be contacted direct on 01332 861192, information see the leaflet ‘How we use your records’ weekdays, between 9.00 and 10.00am. or speak to a Receptionist. Health Visitor Care Quality Commission The health visitor is available to support parents and Lister House is a registered member of the Care advise about pre-school children. They can be Quality Commission which ensures that the practice contacted on 01332 861176. A baby clinic is held at meets essential quality standards for the benefit of the Chellaston Surgery every Tuesday 9.30-11.00am. patients. District Nurses Appointments The district nursing team provide nursing care to the The Practice offers book on the day appointments and housebound and patients recently discharged from variable Pre-bookable appointments. To book hospital. Patients requiring a district nurse visit at appointments either ring 01332 700455 or ask about home can arrange this through Reception. our online booking service. Patients are encouraged to see a Nurse Practitioner Physiotherapist whenever possible, to enable the GP to see patients Physiotherapy sessions are held at the surgery. All with more serious problems. Our Nurse Practitioners referrals for these services are to be made by a doctor. can diagnose, treat and prescribe for many conditions. They can also arrange sick notes. A standard Training appointment time is 10 minutes. The practice is a Foundation training practice for qualified doctors who are training for general practice. Home Visits They are fully supervised by the clinical team. They Home visit requests should be made by telephoning may video record consultations with patient consent 01332 700455, before 10.30am. Please be prepared and medical records may be inspected. to give receptionist information relating to your We also accept medical students and work experience symptoms to help us assess urgency and timing of students for training placements and employ an visits. Home visits are for patients who cannot apprentice admin clerk. physically get to the surgery or who are too ill to attend. Lack of transport in itself is not a reason for a home visit. Out of Hours – 111 Our Services If you need a doctor urgently out of normal surgery hours, please telephone the above number. The Travel advice and injections Contraception Advice Out-of-Hours service is offered by Derbyshire Health Childhood Immunisations Ear Syringing United and your call will be answered by trained Well woman/man check NHS Health Check personnel. You will be assessed and directed to the Blood pressure Contraceptive Implants most appropriate point of care for your particular Wound care and dressings E.C.G's needs. You may ask for advice. Dietary advice Minor Surgery Smear tests Emergencies – Ring 999 Minor Illness Clinics In a medical emergency always ring 999. Do not contact the Surgery or the Out-Of-Hours service as in Routine Clinics: genuine emergencies time delays can have serious Asthma Diabetes consequences. Hypertension Heart Disease Chronic Respiratory Disease Test Results If you have had tests carried out and wish to enquire about the results, please telephone the Surgery and speak to Reception after 11.00am. Most results will take at least one week to be available after the test has been taken. Smear test results take between six and eight weeks. New Patient Registrations Patients wishing to join the Practice may do so Useful Telephone Numbers providing they live within the catchment area. Lister House does not discriminate on the grounds of race, Boots Pharmacy, Allenton 01332 347294 gender, social class, age, religion, sexual orientation, Well Pharmacy, Chellaston 01332 700201 appearance, disability or medical condition. If registration is declined, patients are notified in writing Well Pharmacy, Melbourne 01332 862510 within 14 days. Lister House as a whole accepts patients from Derby Walk-in Centre 01332 224700 Chellaston, Alvaston, Allenton, Sinfin Fields, Shelton EJ’s Pharmacy, Crayford Road 01332 756969 Lock, Boulton Moor, Aston-on-Trent, Weston-on-Trent and Elvaston. Please contact the practice if you are EJ’s Pharmacy, Keldholme Lane 01332 574131 unsure whether you live within our boundary. We encourage patients to register through their nearest Lock Pharmacy, Shelton Lock 01332 702139 branch but either branch can be used for most services. London Road Community Hospital 01332 265500 Manor Pharmacy, Allenton 01332 290927 Carers If you provide care for someone with either a disability, Jhoots 01332 752963 long-term illness or an addictive illness we are able to offer support. It is helpful for the Clinician to be aware Royal Derby Hospital 01332 340131 of a patients caring role as it could have an effect on their own health. Identified carers are entitled to receive the Influenza Vaccination. Please inform Reception if you are a carer.
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