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We would be grateful if you would complete this patient participation survey about Dykes Hall Medical Centre and Deer Park Surgery. We want to ensure we are providing the highest standard of care. Your opinions are very valuable. Please answer ALL the questions you can. There are no right or wrong answers and your doctor will NOT be able to identify your individual answers. Thank you.

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Please click on the link for more information about the PPG at Dykes Hall Medical Centre, and how to join.

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Access to Evening and Weekend Appointments at your Local Hub

Appointments with a GP, nurse, healthcare assistant, physiotherapist are available at evenings and weekends from six GP Hubs.

Appointments are available; 6pm - 10pm on weekdays and 10am - 6pm at weekends and bank holidays, including Christmas day & Easter Sunday

There are six GP Hubs across Sheffield;

Crookes Hub: Crookes Practice, 203-205 School Road, Sheff, S10 1GN
Palgrave Hub: The Health Care Surgery, 63 Palgrave Road, Sheff, S5 8GS
Sloan Hub: Sloan Medical Centre, 2 Little London Road, Sheff, S8 0YH
Woodhouse Hub: Woodhouse Health Centre, 5-7 Skelton Land, Sheff, S13 7LY
Burncross Hub: Chapelgreen Practice, 1 Bevan Way, Sheff, S35 1RN
Flowers Hub: The Flowers Health Centre, 87 Wincobank Avenue, Sheff, S5 6AZ

Appointments are booked by contacting the surgery within the usual opening hours or by contacting NHS 111 or the GP Out of Hours service.

Nurse Appointments can be booked for the following routine services: blood tests, BP checks, removal of stitches, dressings, asthma reviews, ear syringing, smears, diabetes reviews, and injections for B12 & Depo contraception.

Physiotherapists in the GP Hubs are able to offer an initial assessment and advice for musculoskeletal pain.

For more information please follow this link: www.primarycaresheffield.org.uk/patients

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