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We do have a repeat prescription system; however, we only issue repeat prescriptions during a consultation with a doctor. The doctor will give patients sufficient medication to last until the date when the medical condition needs to be reviewed again. In certain cases, particularly when the review is not anticipated for several months, some of the medication will be prescribed on extra prescriptions dated ahead, rather than having too much on one prescription. This repeat prescription system usually works very well for the patient and the doctor, but it does need both the patient and the doctor to be thinking ahead regarding likely prescription needs. To obtain an appointment, we advise you to telephone two weeks before your prescription runs out. This will help the receptionist to help you. Repeat prescriptions for medical conditions may be requested during routine appointments with the doctor. Please note urgent/emergency appointments should not be used simply to collect repeat prescriptions.
For periods of sickness between one to three days - you do not need a certificate. For periods of sickness of four to six days - your employer may require you to complete a Self-certification Form SC2 which is available from your employer or the DSS. For illness longer than six days - you will need to see a doctor for them to issue a sickness certificate (form Med3) and you will need to see them for any subsequent renewal of the certificate. back to top Copyright © 2006 Oldroyd Publishing Group Limited. All rights reserved. Click for details of sales jobs with Oldroyd Publishing Group Limited
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