Patient Information
Spring Covid Booster
Booking lines will open on the 25th of March.
Providing the Right Care
Please be aware that if you are calling or visiting in person for an appointment with a doctor, our receptionists will ask for the reason for your appointment. This information is crucial to ensure that we provide the right care at the right time.
Your cooperation helps us to prioritise and manage appointments effectively.
Thank you for your understanding.
Pharmacy First
Quick and Convenient Care
The Pharmacy First scheme, introduced by the UK Government and NHS England on 31 January 2024, provides patients with faster access to treatment while helping to reduce pressure on GP services.
Under this initiative, patients can receive treatment for seven common conditions directly from their local pharmacy—without needing a GP appointment or prescription.
Conditions Treated Through Pharmacy First:
✔ Sinusitis
✔ Sore throat
✔ Earache
✔ Infected insect bite
✔ Impetigo
✔ Shingles
✔ Uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women
Patients can access this service by visiting a participating pharmacy in person or booking online. GP practices, NHS 111, and urgent care providers may also direct patients to a pharmacy offering this service.
For further details, click here..
Chaperone
You may request a suitably trained chaperone for any procedure, test or examination.
Friends and family are not permitted to act as chaperones.
Please note: Both male and female clinical team members work within the practice, if you have a preference, please ensure you discuss this when you book appointment.
For more information, please speak to reception.
Buckinghamshire Health Visiting Service
For parents/carers
Health Visiting telephone number: 01296 838000
Website: https://healthforunder5s.co.uk
Buckinghamshire Healthcare run webinars on introducing solids and starting toilet training, preparation for parenthood groups and regular breastfeeding support.
Information and booking details for all events can be found on the Health for Under 5s website: https://healthforunder5s.co.uk/buckinghamshire/local-advice-and-events
Young Carers at The Misbourne Practice!
Email as Primary Mode of Contact with patients
Sample Drop-off Procedure
All samples being sent to the Laboratory need to be brought to the Surgery before 11:00 am ready for collection.
Any samples brought after that time may need to be repeated.