Young Persons
At Greenway Community Practice we encourage young people to approach us to seek medical advice. We can provide confidential advice on relationships, contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), drugs and alcohol.
Our sympathetic Doctors, Nurses and Care Navigators will try to help you with your health, both physical and emotional. At around 14-15 years of age, young people will be sent an invitation to make an appointment for a Teen Health Check for a tetanus booster and a chat with the nurse about teen health issues
Confidentialilty
The Practice is registered under the Data Protection Act 2018 and adheres strictly to its seven principles. Staff are aware of their responsibilities regarding confidentiality and may ask you for confirmation of identity, especially over the phone, before releasing information.
Urgent Problems
A duty doctor is always available for problems which cannot wait. When the surgery is closed ring 111 to access the Out of Hours Service.
Contraception and Sexual Health Clinic
GPs and nurses are trained in contraception and sexual health, including coil and implant fits. Patients requiring emergency contraception should always contact their surgery (ring NHS 111 for Out of Hours) for advice.
Using condoms every time you have oral, anal or vaginal sex is the best way to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infection.
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