ONLINE Consultation
Please note that due to the outbreak of the covid-19 we are taking steps to protect our patients and have changed our appointment system.
If you have a medical problem, that can’t be self managed, please submit an eConsultation via web gp as a primary way to contact us. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 999
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS – To protect others, do not go to the GP surgery, pharmacy or hospital (unless specifically asked to come in). Stay at home.
If you have symptoms associated with coronavirus including a new continuous cough, fever, high temperature flu-like symptoms, new shortness of breath, or have been in contact with anyone with a diagnosis of covid-19 and you feel you are unable to self-manage, please use the 111 online coronavirus service to find out what to do. Only call 111 if you cannot get help online.
For latest guidance visit: Dept. of health website
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The GP Lockdown Listen-in Project
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REGISTER NEWBORNS
Parents of newborns, you can now register your baby with your GP without registering the Baby’s birth with the Registrar.
It is important to register newborn babies with a GP as soon as possible, so they don’t miss out on vital health services such as the 6-8-week check and immunisation programme.
You do not currently need a birth certificate to register your baby with the GP Practice
SHIELDING
Covid-19 Shielding
Stock Take and Interim Crisis Social Prescribing Reports
The Bromley by Bow Health Partnership and Centre, like many other organisations over the last few months have been on a rapid journey of change and learning to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic. We have altered our services and tailored our support to meet the needs of our community in a time of real uncertainty.
View the report and full description of this work. Social prescribing reports
COVID-19 Resource HUB
If you need any support during the Covid -19 Pandemic, we have complied a list of useful resources and guides that you may find helpful.
Home Pack
– Staying Healthy During Isolation
We have created a Home Pack containing helpful guidance and tips on staying well and healthy during current times at home.
The Home Pack contains information about how you can stay connected to others and tips to stay healthy during any isolation period.
Download the NHS App
If you are a patient at our practice you can now use the NHS app, a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet.
You can use the NHS app to check your symptoms to book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view your GP medical records and more. Go to www.nhs.uk/nhsapp for more information
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About Bromley by Bow Health
Bromley by Bow Health consists of over 100 people. It’s a team of varied health professionals including: GPs, nurses, advanced nurse practitioners, Health Care Assistants, pharmacists and administrative support. All staff are committed to providing excellent primary care in an area with significant social and economic challenges. Our healthcare service is provided to over 26,000 patients, operating from 3 surgeries across Tower Hamlets.
Our vision
Our vision is to improve the quality of life in our practice communities by providing continuous excellent primary health care. Our practices will be welcoming and creative environments. We will be widely known for our inclusive, value-driven model through maintaining high patient and staff satisfaction. Our values and professionalism will be passed on through teaching and partnership with other organisations.
Teaching, training and research
We teach medical students from Barts and London, University College and Guy’s, Kings and St Thomas’s Medical Schools across the 3 surgeries. We also take part in clinical research projects. Examples of the studies we are involved in include Hepfree (early identification of hepatitis), CANDID study (cancer diagnosis tool study), and studies that look for genetics of chronic diseases including diabetes.
Please ask at reception of any one of our surgeries if you would like to take part in our clinical research projects.
