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The Lewisham Care Partnership was formed on 1st June 2017. It represents the joining of 5 local GP Partnerships delivering Primary Care Services from 6 sites in the centre of Lewisham. SE London (See list of Partners and the sites they work from).
The aim of the merger is to deliver sustainable general practices services to a population of nearly 60k patients.
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Patient's Responsibilities
- If you make an appointment you are responsible for keeping it or giving sufficient notice of cancellation to enable another patient to use that time.
- Our appointments are for ten minutes and intended for one person only. Please ask if you require longer or more than one person will be attending.
- Please be punctual for appointments. Your lateness will delay other patients, Doctors and yourself.
- A Doctor can see more patients in Surgery than doing home visits. Only ask for a home visit if the patient is too ill or infirm to come to the Surgery.
- Night visits are strictly for genuine emergencies that will not wait until the next morning Surgery. Please remember that the Doctor who you call out has been working all day and will be working the following day.
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- You are responsible for the behaviour of your children. For their safety please keep them under control when visiting the Surgery.
- Help us to keep our records up to date by advising us of any changes in your circumstances.
- Ultimately you are responsible for your own health and we invite you to work with us to keep you in good health.
- This publication contains guidelines on the treatment of minor conditions.
- Zero tolerance means that any form of intimidation and/or violence, verbal and physical against staff working in the NHS is not tolerated