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Friends and Family Test

Would you recommend us to your friends and family? and are you happy with the services? Click on the Friends and Family Test on the right hand side.

PPG You said, We did

We now have a you said, we did progress report based on the results from our PPG. Click the Group Results tab from here

Online Appointments

Now you can book some appointments online!
See the latest news section for more details.

Online Prescriptions

Now you can request your repeat prescriptions online!
See the latest news section for more details.

SMS Appointment Reminders

With your consent, we can text you (free) a confirmation of your appointment and a reminder message a day before.
See the latest news section for more details.

Self Check-In Board

The new self check-in screen has arrived and is up and running. So avoid the queue and try it out when arriving for an appointment. It is simple to use but please ask at reception if you need any help

Patient Participation Group

 Thanks to all those who signed up to our Patient Group. We are currently running this year's major patient questionnaire and will share the results in mid-october. Please look out for further information in the "Latest News" section. We always welcome new members so please go to the Patient Group page if you would like to join.


patchs

Patches has now replaced our previous E-consults system. To get started, click on the image above. Then, click on "contact my GP practice". You can log in with your NHS App details or create a new account. Once logged in you will be able to send in a new sicknote request.

Welcome to Rooley Lane Medical Centre

The Doctors and Staff at Rooley Lane Medical Centre in Bradford are proud to offer the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare. We run many clinics for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes and offer a wide variety of other medical services including antenatal and postnatal care, minor surgery, childhood vaccinations and well-person check-ups.

Take a look around our website to find lots of health-related information and how to book appointments and order your repeat prescriptions.


Job vacancies

Click here to view our open job vacancies at the practice

Rooley Lane Medical Centre - Job Vacancies


Pharmacy First Scheme

The local pharmacies in the area can now treat and prescribe antibiotics for the following conditions. These are:

pharmacy first


Flu Vaccinations 2023

We have now finished our flu campaign and have no flu vaccines left. Please contact a local pharmacy if you want to have the flu vaccine.


COVID Vaccinations - Autumn 2023

We have now also finished our COVID Autumn 2023 campaigns and do not have anymore vaccines arriving at the practice.

NOT COMPLETED YOUR VACCINATION COURSE?

If you would now like a vaccine you have to now find a local walk in covid-19 pharmacy.

You can easily find this by clicking on the link below and entering your post code.

Find a pharmacy offering COVID-19 vaccination services - NHS (www.nhs.uk)


Medical Students

We are supporting medical students on placement from the University of Leeds. Medical students can learn about general practice, community health, and the connection between people's lives and their health. They can also explore the limits of community treatment. 

This is a great chance to show them how wonderful being a GP is and inspire them to become future GPs. Medical students will be at the practice 1 day a week for blocks of 5 or 10 weeks between now and April. They will be sitting in and observing how different team members work including doctors, nurses, reception staff, and some of our community colleagues. They may also be listening in to telephone conversations. They will also be talking to patients and learning to take a medical history and how to examine patients.

It can be fun talking to medical students. But we also recognise some people may not want to see the doctor or nurse with a medical student present. You can ask a medical student to leave anytime during the consultation. It won't affect your care or how we treat you. Please tell us beforehand.


CQC Report

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have rated us as "Good" overall and as "Good" in all of the individual categories from an inspection on the 18th March 2019.


GP National Survey

We would greatly appreciate it if you could complete the form and then send it back as the results reflect on us. The more people that complete the form the better feedback we can get on our quality of services.

This will not only help us provide a better quality of care it will also improve other local NHS services in your area.

Visit for https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/ more information


Care Navigation

When you call to make an appointment, our reception team will ask for a brief explanation of how we can assist you. This is because we have introduced something called Care Navigation.

We have trained our receptionists to help you find the best service for your needs. This ensures you receive the right care quickly. Anything you share with our team will be kept confidential.

Our reception team will never offer clinical advice. Instead, this new approach allows you to choose from a variety of professionals within our practice or elsewhere. It will often mean your problem will be dealt quicker and you may not need to need to see a GP at all.

Click here to view more information regarding this new service


Surgery closed for training

The surgery will be closed on Wednesday 21st February from 12pm until Thursday 22nd February at 8am

Surgery closed for Bank Holiday

  • Friday 29th March 
  • Monday 1st April
  • Monday 6th May
  • Monday 27th May
  • Monday 26th August
  • Wednesday 25th December
  • Thursday 26th December

National Diabetes Audit (NDA)

We participate in the National Diabetes Audit, a vital project on diabetes care in the NHS.  The project is called the National Diabetes Audit (NDA).

 

To take part, your GP practice will share information about your diabetes care and treatment with the NDA. Laws control how information is shared, and strict rules enforce confidentiality and security.

 

You can find more information here.

 

By participating in the NDA, this GP practice shows its dedication to improving diabetes care.

 

If you do not want us to use your information, please inform the receptionist, your GP, or nurse. This will not affect your care.


Issues regarding the waste land in the car park

We have had several people asking us why we haven't extended the car park into the wasteland behind it. The land is private, so we and Bowling Hall can't use it, even though it's next to our car park. We also considered the gains from owning the land, but it would be minimal because of the many existing parking spaces. These spaces would need to be removed to create access. 

The car park is always on our minds and we will address any future issues.


We are a training practice!

We are an accredited GP Training Practice. The GP Registrar will remain with us for a period usually between 6-12 months. You may therefore be offered an appointment with the GP Registrar. 

The first few weeks of the GP Registrars training will involve them ‘sitting in’ with other clinical members of the Practice team. If you have any questions or concerns, let the receptionist or clinician know if you don't want the registrar there.

The GP registrars need to video record some of their consultations as part of their assessment. The GP registrar will ask you if you consent before your appointment. Please remember that all videos are kept confidential and are deleted when no longer needed.

Click here for the full information regarding our GP Registrars.


Accessible Information Standard

The aim of the accessible information standard is to make sure that people who have a disability, impairment or sensory loss get information that they can access and understand, and any communication support that they need.

If you have a information or communication need, please let reception know and we can quickly update your records to show this requirement.

To find out more about this standard scheme which we have to comply with please click here


Healthwatch

Healthwatch are an independent champion for people who use health and social care services. They make sure that those running services, put people at the heart of care. 

Their main goal is to listen to and represent the needs and concerns of people who use health and social care services and to speak out on their behalf.

Their main focus is to address people's concerns and worries about current services

Click on the link below to view their website.

What we do | Healthwatch Bradford


Interpreting Service

The practice has access to an on the day interpreting service using a company called Enable2. Please tell the receptionist what language you need when you book an appointment. The clinician will then contact the interpreter, and then the interpreter will contact you. You will then be a 3 way call conference. 


pharmacist_6Onsite Pharmacy

The Rooley Lane Pharmacy is now operational within our surgery.

The present Partners are not shareholders within the pharmacy and the pharmacy business is a separate entity to the practice.

Our patients are not obliged to use this pharmacy, it is the patients choice to which pharmacy they wish to use.


Find your NHS number

Use this service to get your NHS number.

Your NHS number is a 10 digit number, like 485 777 3456.

You do not need to know your NHS number to use NHS services, but it can be useful to have it.

Click here to find your NHS number


Chaperones available

If you require a chaperone to be present in your appointment, please let the receptionist know at the time of booking the appointment. This will ensure the chaperone will be ready as soon as your appointment starts.

Disabled Access

The main doors, consulting rooms and treatment rooms are accessible by wheelchair. We have specially designed toilet facilities for wheelchair access. We also have a Hearing Loop for the hard of hearing, please enquire at the reception desk.

Private Interview Room

We have a private interview room if you wish to speak to the receptionist in private and in confidence.

Breast Feeding

Breast feeding your child is permitted within the surgery. If you would like a private room then this can be arranged. Please let a receptionist know at the desk.

Guide Dogs

Guide dogs are permitted within the surgery.

Patient Participation Group

Over the last year we have had a Patient Participation Group running. The aim of the group (made up entirely of patients at this surgery) is to give your views of how certain aspects of the surgery should be run and to identify then try to implement priority issues. Please click on the Patient Group link on the right hand column for a report of how this has gone and what changes have been made as a direct result of patient input. If you would like to join then please click on the link and view the various sections which explain what to do.

(Site updated 26/03/2024)
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