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Author: Dr Newton Ede
Volunteers are needed for research into a new home test for cervical screening:
Change to Appointments
There are two pieces of important practice news we wanted to share with you: Firstly, the practice are aware of the challenges faced by our reception staff and patients between 1pm and 2pm in particular, when patients are requesting an afternoon appointment. Staff and patients have told us they want us to improve this situation […]
Hepatitis C
If you received a blood transfusion before 1996, you may be at risk of hepatitis C. You can do a free, confidential hepatitis C test at home. You prick your finger to get some blood and then send the blood to get tested. This is called self-sampling. Hepatitis C can be treated with a free […]
VE Day Silence
We will be holding a 2 minute silence at noon today as the nation marks Victory in Europe Day. Staff and patients wishing to do this, please gather in Reception as you are able.
There are a number of steps worth taking and being aware of before you become pregnant. If this applies to you, please click on the link for more information and advice: https://www.birminghamsolihullics.org.uk/pre-conception A new resource is now available to help women plan and prepare for a healthy pregnancy, so that both mother and baby have the […]
AI Scribe
Harborne Medical is committed to delivering the best possible care to our patients. To enhance the quality and efficiency of our consultations, clinicians (your GP or a member of the team within our practice) may use an AI Scribe during your appointment. The AI Scribe we are currently using is the Heidi Health AI Scribe. […]
Sue Ridout 50 Years and Counting!
We are honoured to share a potted history of 50 years in the NHS for one of our dedicated nursing staff, Sue Ridout. Sue is our Nursing Team Manager and has worked at the practice since 2001 and very recently celebrated 50 years in our wonderful NHS. We dedicate the following to Sue in recognition […]
