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    ‘Too Much Blue - Get a Review’ campaign aimed at helping children and young people manage asthma

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    North West GP urges ‘have health services in your pocket this summer with the NHS App’

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    Bank Holiday and half day closing 22-5-25

    WE WILL ALSO CLOSE FOR TRAINING ON

     

    Thursday 22nd May 2025

    (AFTERNOON ONLY)

    THE SURGERY WILL ALSO BE CLOSED

    Monday 26th May 2025

     

    IF YOU NEED A DOCTOR DURING THESE TIMES TELEPHONE

     NHS 111 SERVICE

    (BY DIALING 111)

    YOU CAN ALSO GO ONLINE AT 111.nhs.uk

     

    IF YOU HAVE A LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL EMERGENCY PLEASE DIAL 999.

    Bank Holiday Closing 5-5-25

    THE SURGERY WILL BE CLOSED ON

     

     

    MONDAY 5TH May 2025 (ALL DAY)

      

    IF YOU NEED A DOCTOR DURING THESE TIMES TELEPHONE

     

    NHS 111 SERVICE

    (BY DIALING 111)

    YOU CAN ALSO GO ONLINE AT 111.nhs.uk

     

    IF YOU HAVE A LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL EMERGENCY PLEASE DIAL 999.

     

    SWAGGA Sunflowers Cancer Support Group

    A new and much-needed Cancer Support Group is coming to Netherley, thanks to a partnership between SWAGGA PCN and Liverpool Sunflowers.

    Starting Friday, April 25th, the group will meet weekly (10:30 AM - 12:00 PM) at Netherley Youth & Community Initiative

    (41 Damson Road, L27 8XR)

    Practice Closing April 2025

    THE SURGERY WILL BE CLOSED

    FRIDAY 18th APRIL 2025 AND MONDAY 21ST APRIL 2025

     WE WILL ALSO CLOSE FOR TRAINING ON

    WEDNESDAY 23rd April 2025 (AFTERNOON ONLY)

    IF YOU NEED A DOCTOR DURING THESE TIMES TELEPHONE

    NHS 111 SERVICE
    (BY DIALING 111)
    YOU CAN ALSO GO ONLINE AT 111.nhs.uk

    IF YOU HAVE A LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL EMERGENCY PLEASE DIAL 999.

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    Average earnings calculation for the year ended 31st March 2024

    Average earnings calculation for the year ended 31st March 2024


    All GP practices are required to declare the mean earnings for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each practice. The mean earnings for GPs working in The Margaret Thompson Medical Centre in the financial year ended 31st March 2024 was £87,390 before deduction of employee's superannuation contributions, tax and National Insurance.

    This is the average pay for the 5 full-time GPs who worked in the practice for more than 6 months during that year

    A day of Health & Wellness, at South Liverpool Treatment Centre.

    Join us for a day of Health & Wellness, at South Liverpool Treatment Centre.

    South Liverpool Treatment Centre is thrilled to announce an exciting event for the entire community. On Thursday November 28th between 10am and 2pm, we invite all visitors and the local community to drop in and join us for a day filled with free information, health and wellbeing advice, and entertainment.

    This special event aims to promote healthier and happier lives by providing free access to a wide range of resources.

    Guests will have the opportunity to listen to the Speke Community Choir, whilst interacting with local service providers for free advice and guidance on the services available in our fantastic health centre and beyond.

    We are proud to have the support and participation of several esteemed organisations and projects including:

    • The Life Rooms
    • Feeding Liverpool
    • Liverpool City Council Libraries
    • Complete Skills Solutions
    • Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
    • Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
    • Merseyside Police
    • Smoke Free Liverpool
    • INFANTTS, infant tongue-tie specialists
    • SWAGGA Primary Care Network, a collaboration of 16 GP Practices across South Liverpool working together to improve patient care.

    · And many more…

    The event promises to be a memorable day for the community, fostering connections, and empowering individuals to prioritise their health and well-being.

    Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to join us at South Liverpool Treatment Centre and take a step towards a healthier lifestyle. See you on November 28th! Address: South Liverpool Treatment Centre, 32 Church Road, Garston, Liverpool. L19 2LW

     

    The event is hosted by Liverpool & Sefton Health Partnerships, Community Health partnerships and gbpartnerships group. For more information, please contact:

    Louise Hallaron Mobile: 07805 859 660 Email: louise.hallaron@gbpartnerships.co.uk Or Denise Cottam Mobile: 07985 166596 Email address: D.Cottam@communityhealthpartnerships.co.uk

    Help to improve admin for cancer patients

    Help to improve admin for
    cancer patients in
    Cheshire and Merseyside

    If you or someone you know
    has a cancer diagnosis, please
    answer this short survey before
    11th December 2024, by

    scanning the QR code or
    clicking the link below:

    https://forms.office.com/e/vLZufP5HC8 

    Have a question?
    Email: ccf-tr.cmcapatientengagement@nhs.net
    Phone: 07823 417472

    Website: www.cmcanceralliance.nhs.uk

     

     

    Drop In Flu Clinic Saturday

    Every Autumn, there is a national campaign offering free influenza vaccinations to protect people who are at risk of serious illness should they catch flu.

    You can get the free NHS flu vaccine if you:

    • are aged 65 or over
    • have certain long-term health conditions such as:
      • conditions that affect your breathing, such as asthma (needing a steroid inhaler or tablets), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or cystic fibrosis
      • heart conditions, such as coronary heart disease or heart failure
      • chronic kidney disease
      • liver disease, such as cirrhosis or hepatitis
      • some conditions that affect your brain or nerves, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy
      • diabetes or Addison's disease
      • a weakened immune system due to a condition such as HIV or AIDS, or due to a treatment such as chemotherapy or steroid medicine
      • problems with your spleen, such as sickle cell disease, or if you've had your spleen removed
      • a learning disability
    • are pregnant

    If you are eligible, I would like to encourage you to seriously consider having the flu vaccine. It can not only provide you with a high level of protection against the flu virus. It can also help to stop the spread of flu and its impact on local communities and NHS Services.

    We will be holding a DROP-IN CLINIC for patients on the following date at:


    THE MARGARET THOMPSON MEDICAL CENTRE

    SATURDAY 5th OCTOBER 2024 – 9AM TO 1PM

    NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

     

    There is no need to contact the surgery

    9 Week Weight Management Programme

    PLEASE NOTE THIS IS FOR PATIENTS WHO HAVE A BMI OF 30+ AND ARE 18 YEARS AND OVER

    YOU WILL ALSO BE REQURED TO HAVE A BLOOD TEST TO TAKE PART

     

    9 Week
    Weight Management
    Programme

    We can help you to work towards a
    healthier lifestyle.

    What to expect from the programme:

    6 weekly education session

    3 weekly 1-1 support sessions

    Gain knowledge on how to take control of your lifestyle

    Help to increase your
    physical activity levels

    Become part of a group of local
    people sharing the same goals

     

     

    THE SURGERY WILL BE CLOSED FOR TRAINING ON 16th June 2025 (afternoon only)

     

    THE SURGERY WILL BE CLOSED FOR TRAINING ON

     

    Wednesday 18TH June 2025

    AT 1PM

    (AFTERNOON ONLY)

    IF YOU NEED A DOCTOR DURING THESE TIMES TELEPHONE

    NHS 111 SERVICE

    (BY DIALING 111)

    YOU CAN ALSO GO ONLINE AT 111.nhs.uk

     IF YOU HAVE A LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL EMERGENCY PLEASE DIAL 999.

     

    People over 40 encouraged to get their blood pressure checked

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