Inverkeithing Medical Group

06/11/2025

Please note, our Practice will be taking part in the Protected Learning Time. We will open as usual on 12th November

Some GP practices are taking part in a Protected Learning Time session on Tuesday 11 November between 1pm and 6pm.

Practices take part in a number of sessions throughout the year to allow staff to access training. During this time:

▶️ patients requiring urgent care should call 01592 729 250
▶️ appointments should attend unless advised otherwise
▶️ pharmacies should call 01592 729 250 for urgent enquiries

Access to urgent care for patients of surgeries taking part will continue throughout. More: https://brnw.ch/21wXfGI

16/10/2025

09/10/2025

Are you affected by persistent pain? This free online event may be of help to you.

Flippin’ Pain presents ‘Pain Education for the Nation’! Our biggest and (possibly) the world’s largest ever pain education event, set to mark European Pain Awareness Day 2025 on the 15th of October!

08/10/2025

Details of the position available can be found here:
https://practice.jobs.nhs.scot/jobdetailpage/?id=14211

07/10/2025

The Practice is experiencing some difficulties with the phones today. This is affecting other GP practices in Fife.

BT are investigating the problem and are working on a fix

02/10/2025

Please note below as we will be closed for this public holiday

Many pharmacies and GPs in Fife are closing for the upcoming public holiday (Monday 6 October).

Please allow enough time to order and collect any prescriptions you depend on, to ensure you don’t run out.

If you require non-urgent healthcare during this time, please visit: nhsfife.org/rightcare or call NHS 24 on 111.

🚨 In an emergency, always call 999.

01/10/2025

Well done to Lisa and Lauren on this excellent feedback!
❤️

26/09/2025

You may have heard in the news about some concerns raised in the USA about taking paracetamol while pregnant.

The stance from the UK Government is that taking paracetamol remains safe and is recommended.

Please read the information on this link if you want to know more

Patients should be reminded and reassured that there is no evidence that taking paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism in children. Paracetamol is recommended as the first-choice pain reliever for pregnant women, used at the lowest dose and for the shortest duration. It also acts as an antipyret...