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Flu Vaccination 2021-22

We now have flu vaccines in stock.

Please note that this year the responsibility for vaccinating all eligible patients is being shared between the school nursing service, Tayside Health Board's Vaccination service, and the practice. The practice have agreed to vaccinate all patients aged 70 years or over, and those at highest risk of infection (similar to the shielding group during the Covid immunisation programme). 

If you are aged 70 years or over, or in the highest risk group please telephone the Health Centre any afternoon to make an appointment for your flu vaccine.
We look forward to seeing you.

Face Covering Exemption Card application link or call 0800 121 6240

CORONAVIRUS - If you have a persistent cough and fever or CORONAVIRUS related symptoms and are managing at home please self isolate in line with national guidelines.

If you feel you need further clinical assessment please call NHS24 on 111 at all times.

PLEASE SEE OUR Covid-19 (coronavirus) section on the right hand side of this website

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We'll Keep You Right - If you're not sure where to go for treatment or who to see visit: nhsinform- your community health care services

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Repeat Prescriptions
Chemists
Repeat Request
Order Your Repeat Prescription Online

Please send an email to stmargaretshc.tayside@nhs.scot to sign up for the new 24 hour online patient service. 

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Please order your repeat prescriptions from the health centre (using the 24 hour/day answering machine number 01764 663010) at least three days before you require them.

If you require your medication to be delivered to your home, or to any other location, please agree this directly with your pharmacy.

If you require your paper prescription to be posted to your home, or to a pharmacy outwith Auchterarder, please provide us with stamped addressed envelopes.

Medication Reviews

Patients on repeat medication will be asked to see or speak to a doctor, nurse practitioner or practice nurse at least once a year to review these regular medications and notification should appear on your repeat slip. Please ensure that you book an appropriate appointment to avoid unnecessary delays to further prescriptions.

48_hoursPlease allow two full working days for prescriptions to be processed and remember to take weekends and bank holidays into account. If you request your prescription after 15:00 on a Friday afternoon it will not be available until the following Tuesday afternoon as no prescriptions are issued on a Saturday.

 
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