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Winter is coming…. (things you can do for yourself)

WINTER IS COMING……… Winter is coming and we can’t get away from the cold weather and the inevitable bugs that come with it. However, there are things which you can do to help us to help you over the winter months.  Winter illnesses such as colds and coughs, sore throats, and upset stomachs can easily […]

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Complaints, Comments & Suggestions

Complaints, comments and compliments – Ashcroft Surgery, Bradford Skip to main content Home Practice information Complaints, comments and compliments Your voice matters Complaints, comments and compliments Tell us what went well and what we could do better. We will listen, take you seriously, and use what you tell us to improve. Speaking up will never

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Chaperone Policy

Downloads MPS on Chaperones FAQs on Chaperones (MPS) ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Sanah Ishaq Nurse: Chantelle Kerin Admin:  Vicky O’Shea DATE REVIEWED: 21th July 2022 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: 21st July 2023 The Policy/Protocol This webpage provides information for patients, staff and other health professionals.  A chaperone is a third party who oversees what is

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Immunisations and TRAVEL Vaccinations

Downloads TRAVEL NHS fit for travel – type in your destination National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC) – again, just type in the destination Downloads CHILD IMMUNISATIONS Immunisation schedules – for infants, toddlers and adults with specific conditions The Green Book Public Health England – protocol for ordering, storing and handling vaccines Child Health Development Checks

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Chronic Disease Management

Downloads RCGP’s Collaborative Care and Support Planning ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Millie Steel Nurse: Mel Greenwood Admin:   DATE REVIEWED: 21st July 2022 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: July 2023 Why is managing chronic disease important? There is a growing epidemic of chronic disease in the UK due to tobacco use, unhealthy diets, physical inactivity and other

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