Alert: Important Notice: GP Practice Closure on Bank Holiday – 6th May 2024

Please note that our GP practice will be closed on the upcoming Bank Holiday, 6th May 2024.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and encourage patients to plan ahead for any medical needs or prescriptions during this time.

In case of urgent medical concerns that cannot wait until our practice reopens, please contact NHS 111 for assistance or visit your nearest urgent care center or hospital.

For London Pharmacy Opening Hours for May and Spring Bank Holiday 2024, please have a look below.

MMR Vaccination campaign in Brent

As measles cases continue to climb throughout the nation, the NHS is launching a big campaign to prevent children from becoming ill. As a result, millions of parents and caregivers in England are being urged to schedule their children's missing dose of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination.

According to data from the NHS, almost 3.4 million children under the age of sixteen are not receiving enough protection and could potentially contract these grave, entirely avoidable illnesses.

As part of the NHS campaign, parents of children between the ages of six and eleven will be contacted and asked to schedule a time for their child's missed MMR vaccination at their child's GP  practice or through the borough at Brent Civic Centre Engineers Way, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0FJ.

Please find the link below to book an appointment: MMR Vaccination campaign in Brent

NHS General Practice Team

The general practice team has expanded to include a wide range of healthcare professionals who work alongside GPs and nurses to ensure patients receive the care they need as quickly as possible.

The general practice team has expanded to include a wide range of healthcare professionals who work alongside GPs and nurses to ensure patients receive the care they need as quickly as possible. This team is trained to ask the right questions in order to get you to the most appropriate care.

The team comprises of a variety of healthcare professionals, including pharmacists, physician assistants, practice nurses, nurse practitioners, stop-smoking advisers, receptionists, and clerical staff. The team is designed to provide patients with quick access to a range of skilled health professionals at their local doctors’ surgery.

The importance of general practice in the NHS has been demonstrated during the pandemic response. GP surgeries have shouldered the lion’s share of the COVID-19 vaccination programme alongside their existing workload. The NHS has always relied on its resilience and general practice is the bedrock of the NHS.

General practice teams are an essential part of primary care services in the UK. They are designed to provide patients with quick access to a range of skilled health professionals at their local doctors’ surgery. The NHS has always relied on its resilience and general practice is the bedrock of the NHS.

Please Scroll Through for more information about the individual Roles.

GP Practice Team