Due to the changing situation regarding the Coronavirus outbreak we recommend accessing the latest advice by clicking the links below. In general, having read the information provided, if you believe that you may have the virus, do not come to the surgery. Instead follow the national guidance on what to do.
During the current outbreak, in order to reduce the number of people coming in to the surgery all our patients will receive a telephone triage or telephone appointment. Please be aware that as a consequence, our telephone lines will be even busier than usual. Our staff are doing their very best to answer each call in turn.
We would like to apologise for the delay in commencing our Flu campaign this year. Our usual delivery slot of early September did not materialise, these are due for delivery this week. We will therefore be starting our Flu Campaign this weekend.
In order to manage this as efficiently as possible we will be notifying patients of when they may attend to have their Flu Vaccine over the next few weeks. We will be in contact via text or telephone in due course.
It would be much appreciated if you would not call the surgery with enquiries regarding Flu Vaccinations; please bear with us and we will contact you.
PLEASE NOTE - Patients will be contacted at a later date regarding their COVID-19 Booster Vaccination.
Thank you
We are sure that you have seen in the media that patient are
entitled to receive a COVID-19 booster vaccine over the next few weeks.
Please note the Booster vaccination can only be given to you 6 months after your second COVID vaccination dose. We will therefore invite you for your Booster at the appropriate time.
We will be running the booster clinics from Sutton Manor Surgery and hoping to do as many as possible without the need for our patients to travel elsewhere. Please bear with us and we will contact you in due course. It would be much appreciated if you would not call the surgery with enquiries regarding COVID-19 Booster vaccination; please bear with us and we will contact you.
PLEASE NOTE - It is likely that we will be running the clinics separately to the Flu vaccination clinics. If you are invited for a Flu Vaccination please attend the allocated clinic.
Thank you.
From 17 May 2021, people in England who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can demonstrate their vaccination status for international travel. A full course is currently two doses of any approved vaccine. Vaccine status will be available through the NHS COVID Pass service from: the NHS APP which you can download from app stores,the NHS WEBSITE or 119 - by requesting a paper letter
You will need to register to use the online services, if you have not already. It may take more than a week for your identity to be checked and verified.
If you cannot access the online services, and you have had both
doses of the vaccine, you can request a paper letter from the NHS by calling 119. Only call 119 if you are due to travel outside the UK in the near future and have had your second dose more than 5 working days ago. It may takeup to 7 working days for the letter to arrive.
This practice is not able to provide you with a letter that shows your COVID-19 vaccination status. Please do not contact the practice about your COVID-19 vaccination status unless you have been advised to by the 119 service.
When you're planning your travel, you should check the latest information on demonstrating your COVID-19 status when travelling abroad on the gov.uk website. Make sure there is enough time to get proof of your COVID-19 vaccination status before you are due to travel.
This website is packed with really useful health information, advice, guidance and links to important health and health-related services. On this page, we provide fast buttons to get you, in a single click, to the regular areas of the site needed to book consultations, order prescriptions and get rapid healthcare advice and support.
This leaflet is for patients with suspected coronavirus who have not been admitted to hospital and will be isolating at home.
For the latest coronavirus news for Hull - including Test & Trace, Support & Advice, Test & Trace Support Payments and more
It is important that patients report adverse reactions and events in relation the medicines, vaccines or medical devices to the Medicines & Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. This will be key in the case of the deployment of covid-19 vaccinations. However, any reaction to any medicine that has been used for patients with covid-19 should be reported. There is also a seperate reporting tool for non-covid adverse reactions.
