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You may be offered an inhaler and be assessed on your inhaler technique. A good source of information can be found on the asthma website.
Patients with high blood pressure can visit the nurse or their doctor. All our clinicians will carry out blood pressure checks on you. Please make sure that you are reviewed at least once a year regarding your blood pressure. We aim to control your blood pressure to below 140/90 to prevent the risk of heart attacks or strokes in the future. At the clinic we will review risk factors, discuss lifestyle changes, review medications and arm you with the knowledge you need to manage your condition.
Prior to your appointment, you will need to have a blood test. This will mean that your cholesterol and other blood tests will be available for discussion at the clinic. The cardiac monitoring clinic also sees patients who have a high risk of heart disease, but have not actually had a heart attack. They do this through a one-off appointment in the clinic and then with support via the practice nursing clinic for any ongoing lifestyle issues. To access this clinic you need to be referred by your GP or practice nurse. For more information regarding high blood pressure can be found here.
If you are interested in accessing further information on heart disease and how to manage it the British Heart Foundation offers a wealth of information to help you. Cardiac Risk Calculator – This will help you to calculate your risk of heart disease, but cannot be used if you have already had a cardiac event (Heart attack/Stroke)
If you have already self referred yourself to the hospital and require a review you can see our practice nurse who will talk with you through what to expect during your pregnancy. Also your midwife will recommend to see our nurse for routine appointments for check ups through your pregnancy Please take a urine sample for testing whenever you visit the clinics. Blood pressure checks and foetal monitoring will also be performed at these clinics.
The website Emma’s Diary offers detail information as to what you should be experiencing and is a wealth of information. Here is more information as to what to experience in pregnancy, the tests involved as well as labour – pregnancy. Here is a guide of the maternity services in Haringey
- North Middlesex Hospital – Telephone: 020 8887 3055
- Whittington Hospital – Telephone: 020 7288 5586
We routinely assess your feet for sensation and circulation and have your blood test and urine sample checked regularly to look for complications of diabetes. If your diabetes is not under controlled you may be offered a change to your medication or referred to see a dietician. A wealth of information can be found at Diabetes UK or Diabetes.co.uk or even Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation.
Childhood immunisations are routinely offered by the nurse practitioners. Currently they are given to babies and toddlers at 2, 3, 4, 12, and 13months and to preschool children between the ages of 3 and 5. However, some immunisations may be given in hospital soon after birth or at school between the ages of 10 and 14. Please check the UK immunisation schedule for more information on immunisations. BCG vaccinations can be given at birth by the hospital as done at North Middlesex hospital.
It is important that your child is up to date with their immunisations as it prevents them from commutable disease can be caught at their age group. If you have any worries or concerns about the immunisations, please speak to your doctor or nurse who will be happy to discuss this with you.
Dressings can be done in our planned clinics. You must book an appointment for dressing in one of our planned clinics.
All the doctors offer contraception advice and can address family planning or contraception issues. They are able to prescribe contraceptive tablets and our nurse offers depo-injections. The surgery also offers emergency contraception via the doctors which can be issued within 72 hours. The practice can guide you to local family planning clinics for those requiring coils or implanon insertion.
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The nurses routinely give flu and pneumococcal vaccines. We offer them to those who are over 65 and to those with chronic diseases such as diabetes, asthma, heart disease, kidney or liver disease or cancer.
Flu vaccines for the year tend to become available in the late autumn and are only effective for that season. So, every year, we run special flu clinics to vaccinate all those who need it during this season. Your doctor might also give you this during your routine appointment. Pneumococcal vaccinations are available all year round and are again offered to patients who are over 65 with chronic diseases.
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NHS Health Checks are being offered to people aged between 40 and 74 once every five years. The check is to assess your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, kidney disease or diabetes. By taking early action, you can improve your health and prevent the onset of these conditions. There is good evidence for some interventions to support you taking early preventive action.
The check should take about 15 – 20 minutes and is based on straightforward questions and measurements such as age, sex, family history, height, weight, blood pressure, smoking status and alcohol intake. You will be asked to have a blood test done to measure your cholesterol level, unless you have had one done recently. Following the check, you will receive personalised advice about what you can do to reduce your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and diabetes. Further information can also be obtained from www.nhs.uk/lifecheckx and www.bhf.org.uk
The obesity and overweight clinic is nurse as well as doctor led. We check your BMI and compare your height against your weight offering you targets as to what your ideal weight should be. We offer dietary advice, step by step exercise programmes as well as access to a dietician. We also are able to initiate medication that can help you loose weight along with a exercise programme.
Opening Times
- Monday08:00am to 06:30pm
- Tuesday08:00am to 06:30pm
- Wednesday08:00am to 06:30pm
- Thursday08:00am to 06:30pm
- Friday08:00am to 06:30pm
- SaturdayCLOSED
- SundayCLOSED
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