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Bangor Health Centre
Newtownards Road
Bangor, BT20 4LD
Tel: 02891 242142
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Information about the doctors surgery opening hours, appointments, online prescriptions, health information and much more
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Patient Rights & Responsibilities
Patients’ rights to General Medical Services
To be registered with a General Practitioner
Change doctor if desired
Be offered a health check on joining the practice
Receive emergency care as deemed appropriate by GP
Receive appropriate drugs and medicine
Be referred for specialist or second opinion if they and GP agrees
Have the right to view their medical records, subject to the Acts and to know that those working for the NHS are under legal obligation to keep the contents confidential.
With these rights come responsibilities and for the patients this means
Courtesy to the staff at all times – remember they are working under doctors’ orders.
To attend appointments on time or give the practice adequate notice that they wish to cancel. Someone else could use your appointment!
An appointment is for one person only – where another member of the family needs to be seen, another appointment should be made and the medical record made available.
Patients should make every effort when consulting the surgery to make best use of nursing and medical time – home visits should be medically justifiable and not requested for social convenience.
When patients are asked to give 48 hours notice for repeat prescriptions, please give us this time as it to allow for accurate prescribing.
Out of hours calls – should only be requested if they are felt to be truly necessary.
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