Jubilee Surgery

Surgery Clinics

The practice offers a wide range of medical clinics, information of which can be seen below.

If you suffer from particular medical conditions such as diabetes, asthma, chronic heart disease etc, you will receive letters requesting you attend the surgery for a medical review with our specialist nurse.

It would be appreciated if you would book the appointment stipulated in the letter. We are obliged to send you three letters if we do not receive a response.

Antenatal Clinics:

Patients are seen by the midwife and the doctors by appointment. The midwife's antenatal clinic is held on a weekly basis.

Health Visitor Clinics:

Tuesday morning – open clinic 9.45 – 11.15am (please do not arrive before 9.45am) held at The Old Bakehouse.

Please contact a health visitor if you have recently moved into the area with a child under the age of five.

Out of Hours Health Visiting Service is available by contacting 02392 28600 Bleep 1192 (6.00 pm - 10.00 pm 365 days a year).

Asthma Clinic:

A weekly asthma clinic is run by one of our practice nurses on Monday afternoons, by appointment only.

Diabetic Clinic:

This is run by one of our specialised practice nurses in conjunction with Dr Evans on a Tuesday afternoon and by the nurse only on Wednesday afternoons, by appointment only.

Family Planning:

All the doctors provide contraceptive care during surgery hours.

Minor Surgery:

Some of the partners perform minor surgery which is carried out in special clinics. Please make an appointment in normal surgery time to discuss this.

Smoking Cessation:

We have trained smoking cessation advisors in the practice who can offer support and advice on a one-to-one basis for those patients who wish to give up smoking. Please make an appointment at reception.

Private medical services:

Some services are not covered by the NHS and a charge will be made. This might include insurance forms, passport applications some travel vaccinations, HGV and taxi medicals, fit to travel letters and various special examinations etc.

Information on private medical fees can be obtained from reception.

Coronary heart disease clinics:

One of our practice nurses runs a weekly clinic where patients who are on medication for coronary heart disease are monitored.

Child immunisation clinic:

We hold a weekly child immunisation clinic on Wednesday morning

Travel immunisation / vaccinations:

Travel advice and vaccination is available. Please make an appointment at least four to six weeks in advance of your holiday to ensure adequate cover.

The practice is a Yellow Fever Centre and can give Yellow Fever vaccinations to patients not registered at the practice. Some vaccinations may incur a fee and/or a private prescription if they are not covered by the NHS. Some of the vaccinations we can provide are detailed below:

• Tetanus
• Yellow Fever
• Hepatitis A
• Hepatitis B
• Typhoid
• Rabies
• Polio
• Japanese Encephalitis
• Diphtheria
• Meningitis

If you require general advice on travel immunisation, please telephone the surgery and request a telephone call from the travel clinic nurse. If, however, you are travelling to more exotic locations, multi destinations or backpacking, we recommend that you contact MASTA on 09068 224100 or check out their website at www.masta-travel-health.com who provide an excellent service.

They can also deliver up-to-the-minute advice on which areas of the world require tablets for malaria protection and which type. Most can be bought over the counter from a chemist but some will require a private prescription from your GP (which will incur a charge per prescription per patient). (Note that the chemist will charge for the cost of the tablets and the dispensing cost.)

Any other medication solely requested for travel purposes, eg antibiotics in the case of traveller's diarrhoea, will also incur a private prescription charge. There are plenty of good sources of information available on the internet and we would recommend the following:

There is also a local MASTA clinic c/o Waterside Surgery, Mumby Road, Gosport. Tel no. 02392 583344.

Influenza and Pneumonia Vaccinations

Influenza vaccinations are particularly recommended for patients with heart, lung, liver or kidney disease, diabetes, residents of nursing and rest homes as well as all those aged 65 and over. It is also available to all those who are the main carer for an elderly or disabled person whose welfare may be at risk if the carer falls ill. A one off pneumonia vaccination is also available to these patients. If you are eligible but are unsure if you have already had this vaccination, please contact the surgery.

Triage Clinic

We have a daily triage clinic which is run by our practice nurses. Triage appointments involve assessment and examination and will result in one of the following outcomes:

• Advice and use of pharmacy-purchased products
• Issue of prescription and advice
• Advice and use of pharmacy products and routine appointment with a GP
• Review by a GP after a short wait or an offer of same-day appointment

Triage Clinic appointments are only available on the day.

Blood test appointments

Phlebotomy (blood test) clinics are held on Monday and Friday mornings for patients wishing to have blood tests at the surgery. Due to demand, priority will be given to blood test appointments for the following:

• Warfarin
• Methotrexate
• Urgent requests from the GP (who will mark the blood test form accordingly)
• Frail/ disabled patients (for whom transport may be a problem)
• Patients who wish to make an appointment for a routine fasting blood test for cholesterol and glucose are advised to make an appointment with the Fareham Community Hospital (01489 587415) as they are able to provide more early morning appointments allowing Jubilee Surgery to use our early appointments for more urgent cases.

Phlebotomy clinics are also held at a number of other local venues. You can obtain a list of these clinics from the surgery reception desk.

Anti-Malarial

Please use MASTA (www.masta-travel-health.com) for up-to-the-minute advice on which areas of the world would require tablets for malaria protection and which type. Most can be bought over the counter from a chemist but some will require a private prescription from your GP (which will incur a charge per prescription per patient). (Note that the chemist will charge for the cost of the tablets and the dispensing cost.