Who to see?

GP Urgent

Advice

Please book an urgent GP appointment

Who to see?

GP routine or urgent

Advice

If you think you need to see or speak to the doctor urgently, you need a call back from the duty doctor to be triaged.

Who to see?

GP routine/telephone

Advice

Please book a routine appointment or telephone consultation

Who to see?

Practice Nurse

Advice

Please book an appointment with a Practice Nurse

Who to see?

Self Referral to Physio line with MSK

Advice

If you think you need further assessment, investigations or physiotherapy for your back pain or any other musculoskeletal problem you can self-refer to the Camden musculoskeletal service.

Please call 020 7871 0545

More information about this service can be found on the University College London Hospitals website

Who to see?

GP Triage

Advice

Please speak to a GP who will triage you.

Who to see?

Community Pharmacy

Advice

Pharmacists can provide you with over the counter treatments

Who to see?

GP routine or urgent if severe

Advice

You may need to speak to the duty doctor if you have a severe boil or abscess

Who to see?

GP within few days

Advice

Please call to speak to a doctor

Who to see?

GP Urgent

Advice

Please make an urgent appointment with your GP

Who to see?

Practice Nurse

Advice

Please visit the NHS website for more information

Who to see?

Community pharmacist or self-care. GP triage if concerned

Advice

Speak to your local pharmacist or find further advice on the NHS website

Who to see?

Sexual Health Clinic

Advice

The practice has limited appointments for coil fittings – ask reception for details.

Alternatively, self refer to the sexual health service online. New appointments are released every morning

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacist can advise about treatments

Who to see?

Self-Care/Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacist can advise about over the counter medications

Who to see?

GP Triage

Advice

Please contact the surgery and a GP will triage your issue

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacist can usually advise about management and dispense over the counter treatment

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine GP appointment

Who to see?

Nurse or GP routine

Advice

All our nurses and GPs can advise you about contraception options.

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

If you think you need emergency contraception, it is important that you take the medication as soon as possible after unprotected sexual intercourse.

Who to see?

Sexual Health Clinic

Advice

The practice offers limited appointments for implant insertions and removals – ask reception for details.

Alternatively, you can self-refer to the sexual health clinic. New appointments are released every morning.

Who to see?

GP Urgent

Advice

If you think you need an urgent appointment, you may need to speak to the duty doctor to be triaged.

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please make a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP urgent

Advice

You may need to speak to the on-call doctor to be triaged for a same-day appointment or advice

Who to see?

Nurse, practice pharmacist or GP routine:

Advice

Please ask reception or your GP for advice about how often your diabetes should be reviewed, and who would be the best person to see.

Who to see?

Self care or Pharmacist. GP routine if chronic

Advice

Self care or Pharmacist. GP routine if chronic

Who to see?

Self Care, pharmacist or GP triage if concerned

Advice

Self Care, pharmacist or GP triage if concerned.

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

If your symptoms are severe please ask to speak to the duty doctor to be triaged for a same-day appointment

Who to see?

Nurse

Advice

Local walk in clinics also provide dressing services

Who to see?

GP Triage

Advice

Please contact the surgery and a GP will triage your complaint

Who to see?

GP routine/triage

Advice

If symptoms are severe you may need to speak to the on-call doctor to be triaged

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

Health Visitor

Advice

Ask reception if you are unsure who to contact

Who to see?

GP Triage

Advice

If you think you or your child need to be seen on the same day you may need to speak to the duty doctor to be triaged

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacist can advise you on over the counter treatments

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

If your headache is severe, ask to speak to the duty doctor

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

If your symptoms are severe or persistent, book a routine GP appointment

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

Self-referral to physio line

Advice

You may need to speak to the duty doctor to be triaged for a same day appointment

Who to see?

Self-refer to MSK service

Advice

For knee pain, or any other musculoskeletal problem, you can self refer to Camden’s musculoskeletal service

Phone 020 7871 0545

Who to see?

ANP or GP

Advice

Complex medication reviews may need a face to face consultation with our practice pharmacist. However, many can be done over the phone. Please ask reception for advice.

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please advise reception if you wish to see a female doctor

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP/Dentist

Advice

Please note, GPs do not advise about teeth or other dental related problems. If you have a dental emergency call 111 for information about emergency dental services

Who to see?

GP or self refer

Advice

You can talk to a GP if you think you might benefit from psychological therapy.

– You can also self refer for psychological therapy from iCope

– You can self-refer for online therapy here

Who to see?

Nurse or self referral

Advice

Our nurses can advise on accessing sexual health services

– Self-refer to sexual health clinic here

– Order a chlamydia testing kit by post here

You can obtain free condoms at reception

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacy can advise on over the counter medications

Who to see?

Community Pharmacist

Advice

Your local pharmacy can advise on over the counter medications

Who to see?

GP Routine

Advice

Please book a routine appointment to see your GP

Who to see?

GP Urgent

Advice

You can usually speak to the GP on the same day if you think you have a urine infection. It is often possible to manage this without a face to face appointment.

Who to see?

Nurse

Advice

Vaccinations available for adults and children can be found at NHS vaccinations and when to have them – NHS