Our doctors perform many minor surgical operations at the practice. If your doctor has asked you to come for a minor surgical operation, please tell the receptionist when booking your appointment.

We are able to provide yellow fever vaccinations. You should get a yellow fever vaccination if you are travelling to:

• An area where yellow fever is found
• A country where you need to have a certificate showing you have been vaccinated against yellow fever

For more information, please visit https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/yellow-fever/vaccination/.

We also offer some private services not offered by the NHS. These include:

• Insurance forms, and medical reports for insurance purposes
• Signing passport applications
• Special examinations, such as DVLA medicals or for participation in certain sports (such as parachuting or scuba diving)

You might be charged for these services. To see our list of charges, please ask at reception. Charges are made at the cost recommended by the British Medical Association.

Insurance Reports Information:
Our practice outsources our medical reporting process to Medi2data.

Medi2data is an NHS Digital accredited company who have developed a digital system called eMR which enables the production of digital, GDPR-compliant medical reports. The eMR software was designed for data security, speed and efficiency, and interfaces with our GP practice’s system to extract medical records to be included in Medi2data’s reports. eMR empowers patients to easily see and share their medical data, allowing them to stay in control of their records.

To speak to Medi2data regarding your report, please contact their reports team directly via Live Chat, or email at reportqueries@medi2data.com

The Live Chat is accessible on Medi2data’s website, https://www.medi2data.com/, by selecting the speech bubble in the bottom-right corner of the page. Choose option 3 – “I’m looking for a status update on a report” – and you will be connected to an operative promptly.

If you have any concerns regarding your data, please call the Medi2data support team on 0333 3055 774 and select option 4, or email via connect@medi2data.com

At Clifton Hampden Surgery, we have specially-trained staff to help you manage your diabetes. This includes regular diabetic checks, ongoing reviews of your condition, and lifestyle advice.

If attending a diabetic clinic is right for you, you will be invited to book an appointment.

These are held on alternate Fridays from 1.00pm to 4.00pm, by appointment only.

Before you attend your first antenatal clinic, you will need a one hour session with the midwife.

Newly pregnant women can self-refer their pregnancy to the midwife team using this link Badger Notes – Self-refer your pregnancy to Oxford University Hospitals

Advice is available from all doctors and practice nurses at any surgery appointment. To keep patients’ information confidential, we don’t hold a separate family planning clinic.

Travelling abroad increases your risk of infection. You should protect yourself with the recommended vaccinations. To see what vaccinations are recommended for your trip, please visit www.nathnac.org/travel.

If you need travel vaccinations, you must complete this form AT LEAST 6 weeks before you travel. It must be returned to the surgery where a travel Nurse will assess the information given. This can take up to 7 days. You may book an initial travel telephone call (for at least 7 days time) once your form has been handed to the reception team.

Do not wait until just before you leave to get your travel vaccinations. If your date of travel is less than 6 weeks away, it is preferable that you contact a local travel clinic for vaccinations to ensure you can be seen.

You will be better protected if vaccinations are spaced correctly. For Africa, India or South America, allow at least two months to complete the course of vaccinations.

Some travel vaccinations and malaria tablets must be paid for by you. These are payable in advance via the reception team after your initial travel consultation with the nurse.