Parcliffe Medical Centre

09/11/2025

Today we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice made by members of our Armed Forces.

Their commitment to protecting and serving our communities will forever be remembered with gratitude, and their legacy of courage continues to inspire us all.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them 💙

29/10/2025

The ‘ morning after pill’ for emergency contraception is now available to patients for free at pharmacies in England 💊

NHS England » Free ‘morning after pill’ for women at high street pharmacies thanks to NHS expansion

18/10/2025

We have walk in availability today for patients eligible for Covid Boosters and Flu vaccinations! 💉
Our wonderful team are here through till 12.30pm 💙

15/10/2025

A new event for people in pain: Pain Education for the Nation!
Flippin’ Pain is happening tonight (15 October) 17:30 - 19:30.

A groundbreaking livestream that tackles the myths and realities of persistent pain.

Taking place on Wednesday 15 October 2025, this one-of-a-kind event will explore the fascinating science of pain in an easy way, bust common myths, and share inspiring stories of recovery.

The key speaker at the event, Cormac Ryan, is Professor of Clinical Rehabilitation at Teesside University and a Community Pain Champion for Flippin’ Pain. Cormac said:

“Persistent pain affects up to 30-50% of us here in Great Britain, but a lot of the best research out there just hasn’t trickled down to the public, or even many professionals. We know a lot of people might be feeling lost, or unsupported with their pain: this event is about changing that.

“By bringing together a group of experts – many that live with pain themselves – we want to ‘flip’ the conversation, give people the right information about pain and share real advice on how we can improve the situation.”

The link to register for this one of a kind event is in the comments.

Pain Education for the Nation is not just important – it’s essential. It’s about giving people the knowledge and power to take control of their lives again.

People across Great Britain can join Pain Education for the Nation online for free.

10/10/2025

Looking after your mental health is just as important as looking after your physical health.
Remember to be kind to yourself 💕

27/09/2025

Patients are politely reminded that if they are found posting any derogatory, defamatory, or offensive comments on social media directed to the Practice or members of staff on social networking sites, this may result in them being removed from the Practice List.

We have noticed a recent trend where a patient will use a Social Media site to comment on the Practice and members of the surgery.
We would ask that if you have a complaint about our service we encourage you to report this to the practice manager using our complaints procedures. The practice will investigate and respond to complaint. This gives the practice the opportunity to respond and also obtain feedback. We appreciate both good and bad feedback so we can look at adapting and changing services as required.

The Practice reserves the right to remove a patient from the surgery list and report them to the social networking site if they are found to have made libelous statements or defamatory comments about the surgery or a member of the surgery staff. The legal definition of defamation is:
"any intentionally false communication, either written or spoken, that harms a person’s reputation; decreases the respect, regard, or confidence in which a person is held; or induces disparaging, hostile or disagreeable opinions or feelings against a person."

The Practice reserves the right to remove a patient from the list if there is a perceived breakdown in the doctor- patient relationship.

This is in keeping with guidance from the British Medical Association and the Local Medical Committee.

Thank you and have a great weekend!

Team Parcliffe

25/09/2025

🌟💊 World Pharmacist Day 2025 💊🌟

A shoutout to the incredible work of our Clinical Pharmacists on a day that recognises the importance of your specialist and vital role.

Our Clinical Pharmacists have an extensive workload of which includes things like - medication reviews, issuing prescriptions, supporting long term conditions management, patient education, safety of prescribing, monitoring of medicines prescribed, quality improvement, leading in many areas of prescribing, improving access by supporting the GP workloads around this area… plus so much more behind the scenes!

So far this year our Clinical Pharmacists have:

🟢 carried out over 3️⃣4️⃣0️⃣ structured medication reviews in Practice, for patients in care homes and our housebound patients
🟢 completed over 6️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ medication reviews for patients with long term conditions or complex medication support needs
🟢 responded to over 1️⃣7️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ medication queries directly from patients

Over 2,600 contacts from patients that without this incredible team, would have to seen by the GP!

We are thankful and appreciate all you do, not just today but every day 💊💚

12/09/2025

All set up at St.Annes health centre carrying out blood pressure checks 🩺 call in for a free check with our pharmacist Issie 🙋‍♀️

Parcliffe Medical Centre
Poplar House Surgery, St Annes Medical Centre

11/09/2025

📣 We will be closed today from 1pm 📣

Our teams will be having some protected time for training and development 📚🖥️⌨️

If you have an urgent medical need or require advice when the Practice is closed you cantact ☎️ - 111

The practice will reopen as normal from 8am on Friday 12th September.