Dr Blow & Partners
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The Orchard Centre
210 Orchard Park Road
HULL HU6 9BX
Tel: 01482 857190 Fax: 01482 855377
210 Orchard Park Road
HULL HU6 9BX
Tel: 01482 857190 Fax: 01482 855377
Marmaduke Street
Hessle Road
HULL HU3 3BH
Tel: 01482 323449 Fax: 01482 610920
Hessle Road
HULL HU3 3BH
Tel: 01482 323449 Fax: 01482 610920
Prescriptions
Acute Prescription
One-off prescriptions which are not regularly repeated are known as 'acute' prescriptions.
You can ask your chosen pharmacist for advice on minor ailments and if it is appropriate you may be able to buy medicines over the counter without having to see the doctor.
If you feel it is more appropriate to see the doctor, or if the pharmacist advices you to make a GP appointment, your doctor may prescribe, refer you to another health care professional - or may decide to offer no prescription at all.
If you are sure that your medical problem is minor, it may the doctor may issue a prescription following a telephone request to our receptionist. In certain circumstances, he may telephone you for more information or invite you to attend the surgery for assessment,
If you telephone the surgery for an acute prescription our reception staff will need to know:
WHO is the prescription for?
[name, address,date of birth, phone number).
WHAT are the symptoms?
HOW LONG have the symptoms been present?
ALLERGIES? Is the patient allergic to any medications?
MEDICATIONS Is the patient already taking any medication including homeopathic medication, or over the counter items?
HOW TO ORDER YOUR ACUTE MEDICATION
You may order your acute medication by telephoning from 9am. We will try to have it ready by 2.30pm. Please order as early as possible.
Acute prescriptions are always issued at the discretion of the doctor.
No Prescription
The doctor may decide not to issue a prescription if he feels this is not required Over the counter medication may be cheaper. Advice or alternative treatment may also be recommended.
One-off prescriptions which are not regularly repeated are known as 'acute' prescriptions.
You can ask your chosen pharmacist for advice on minor ailments and if it is appropriate you may be able to buy medicines over the counter without having to see the doctor.
If you feel it is more appropriate to see the doctor, or if the pharmacist advices you to make a GP appointment, your doctor may prescribe, refer you to another health care professional - or may decide to offer no prescription at all.
If you are sure that your medical problem is minor, it may the doctor may issue a prescription following a telephone request to our receptionist. In certain circumstances, he may telephone you for more information or invite you to attend the surgery for assessment,
If you telephone the surgery for an acute prescription our reception staff will need to know:
WHO is the prescription for?
[name, address,date of birth, phone number).
WHAT are the symptoms?
HOW LONG have the symptoms been present?
ALLERGIES? Is the patient allergic to any medications?
MEDICATIONS Is the patient already taking any medication including homeopathic medication, or over the counter items?
HOW TO ORDER YOUR ACUTE MEDICATION
You may order your acute medication by telephoning from 9am. We will try to have it ready by 2.30pm. Please order as early as possible.
Acute prescriptions are always issued at the discretion of the doctor.
No Prescription
The doctor may decide not to issue a prescription if he feels this is not required Over the counter medication may be cheaper. Advice or alternative treatment may also be recommended.
Repeat Prescriptions
Repeat prescriptions are those items that are listed on your medical record that the doctor has authorised may be repeated up to the number of times specified. Thereafter, the repeat prescription items may be re-authorised if appropriate. Items are in any case reviewed at least once per year even if you are under the care of a hospital
HOW TO ORDER YOUR REPEAT MEDICATION
In Person at Reception.
If you leave your repeat prescription request in person at reception, please allow 48 hours before collection.
By Fax
Fax your repeat prescription request to:
Orchard Centre: 01482 855377
Marmaduke Street: 01482 610920
Please allow 48 hours from the time we receive your request. Repeats will be available for collection after 4.30pm on that day.
By Post Using the Repeat Counterfoil
By using the tear-off slip from your previous prescription, simply tick the items you again require. Allow 5 working days from sending. We cannot be responsible for any delay in requests reaching us. If you wish us to post the prescription back to you, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.
By Telephone
Repeat prescriptions may be ordered over the telephone between 10.30am and 5.15pm at the Marmaduke Health Centre and between 10am and 5.00 pm at the Orchard Park Health Centre. Prescriptions will be ready 48 hours after the request is made.
On-line Repeat Prescription Ordering COMING SOON
Once you have registered with the practice you can request to be issued with a username and password so that you can order your repeat prescription on-line.
When you have received your username and password, simply click the SystmOnline icon below to access the Practice's On-line prescription ordering system. Once you click the icon below, on the next screen you will be required to enter your unique username and password.
Long-Term Repeat Prescription
If you are on regular medication that does not vary, you may be eligible to have a long term prescription issued. This means that you will not have to make repeated requests to the practice in the period for which the repeats are valid.
Repeat prescriptions are those items that are listed on your medical record that the doctor has authorised may be repeated up to the number of times specified. Thereafter, the repeat prescription items may be re-authorised if appropriate. Items are in any case reviewed at least once per year even if you are under the care of a hospital
HOW TO ORDER YOUR REPEAT MEDICATION
In Person at Reception.
If you leave your repeat prescription request in person at reception, please allow 48 hours before collection.
By Fax
Fax your repeat prescription request to:
Orchard Centre: 01482 855377
Marmaduke Street: 01482 610920
Please allow 48 hours from the time we receive your request. Repeats will be available for collection after 4.30pm on that day.
By Post Using the Repeat Counterfoil
By using the tear-off slip from your previous prescription, simply tick the items you again require. Allow 5 working days from sending. We cannot be responsible for any delay in requests reaching us. If you wish us to post the prescription back to you, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.
By Telephone
Repeat prescriptions may be ordered over the telephone between 10.30am and 5.15pm at the Marmaduke Health Centre and between 10am and 5.00 pm at the Orchard Park Health Centre. Prescriptions will be ready 48 hours after the request is made.
On-line Repeat Prescription Ordering COMING SOON
Once you have registered with the practice you can request to be issued with a username and password so that you can order your repeat prescription on-line.
When you have received your username and password, simply click the SystmOnline icon below to access the Practice's On-line prescription ordering system. Once you click the icon below, on the next screen you will be required to enter your unique username and password.
Long-Term Repeat Prescription
If you are on regular medication that does not vary, you may be eligible to have a long term prescription issued. This means that you will not have to make repeated requests to the practice in the period for which the repeats are valid.
Prescription Prepayment Certificates
(PPCs)
If you have to pay for regular prescription items. It may be cheaper to buy a Prescription Prepayment Certificate.
Click HERE to get full information from the NHS Business Services Authority,
Medication Reviews
It is wise to have your medication reviewed periodically. The doctor will need to check that it is still needed or if a change may be advisible. You can also discuss medications with your pharmacist. You should always read the information leaflets provided with medication and advise your doctor if you experience side-effects
(PPCs)
If you have to pay for regular prescription items. It may be cheaper to buy a Prescription Prepayment Certificate.
Click HERE to get full information from the NHS Business Services Authority,
Medication Reviews
It is wise to have your medication reviewed periodically. The doctor will need to check that it is still needed or if a change may be advisible. You can also discuss medications with your pharmacist. You should always read the information leaflets provided with medication and advise your doctor if you experience side-effects
You may be entitled to help with prescription charges. Click HERE for information.
Help with health costs
Prescriptions
Prescriptions
WASTE DISPOSAL
Please return unused medication to your pharmacy
Click
HERE
to learn how to dispose of used needles or sharps
Please return unused medication to your pharmacy
Click
HERE
to learn how to dispose of used needles or sharps
Ordering Prescriptions on line is awaiting practice activation soon
Dr John D Blow (male) MB ChB Dip Ther (Sheffield 1978)
Dr Marion J. Brown (female) MB ChB DRCOG DCCh (Aberdeen 1986).
Dr Ahmed S. Siddiqui (male) MB LMSSA MRCP (Karchi 1980)
Dr Thassen Yousuff (female) JCPTGP DRCOG MBBS (Bangalore) 1988)
Dr Katherine Rose (female) MBChB MRCGP (Aberdeen 1984)
Dr Marion J. Brown (female) MB ChB DRCOG DCCh (Aberdeen 1986).
Dr Ahmed S. Siddiqui (male) MB LMSSA MRCP (Karchi 1980)
Dr Thassen Yousuff (female) JCPTGP DRCOG MBBS (Bangalore) 1988)
Dr Katherine Rose (female) MBChB MRCGP (Aberdeen 1984)
