Noticeboard

February 2022

Our GP ST1, Dr Ruth Cole, has moved on to ARI to complete her GP ST2 year. Dr Cole will return to Albyn Medical Practice in August 2023 to complete her final year of GP ST3 training.

November 2021

We said goodbye to one of our Nurse Practitioners this week, Sonia. Sonia has been with Albyn Medical Practice for 7 years and will be very missed by both staff and patients.

October 2021

We are delighted to welcome back Dr M Anthony to the surgery as a Partner. Dr Anthony previously completed his GPST training with us in Summer 2020.

August 2021

As we say goodbye to Dr P Withanage who has now finished her GPST training and moved onto pastures new and Dr J Yang moves back to the hospital for the next phase of his GPST training, Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr Dennis Lee back to the practice for his final year of GPST Training.

The practice also welcomes Dr Ruth Cole who joins us for 6 months during her 1st year of GPST Training.

February 2021

Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr J Yang to the practice. Dr Lee joins us for his 6 months during his first year of GPST Training.

August 2020

As we say goodbye to Dr M. Anthony who has now finished his GPST training and moved onto pastures new and Dr D. Lee moves back to the hospital for the next phase of his GPST training. Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr P Withanage back to the practice. Dr P. Withanage joins us for her final year of GPST Training.

March 2020

The surgery has disabled the facility to book appointments online for the foreseeable future, so that staff can question patients re systems for the Coronavirus outbreak

February 2020

Coronavirus Information - Please see link in Further Information section below

April 2017

(SPIRE) Scottish Primary Care Information Resource

NHSScotland is improving the way it uses information from GP patient records

From May 2017 we will improve the way we use information from GP patient records. These changes will help to plan and improve health and care services in Scotland.

SPIRE (Scottish Primary Care Information Resource) is a service that has been developed to help GPs, the NHS in Scotland and researchers to learn from information held at GP practices.

Face Coverings

FACE COVERINGS

If you have an appointment at the surgery, we ask that you wear a face covering i.e. a scarf or a cloth to protect yourselves, other patients and staff. Please only remove your Face Covering if directed to do so by the GP or Nurse. The clinician seeing you will be wearing Personal Protective Equipment. Some members of our team are able to keep to 2 metres distance from others and therefore do not need to wear masks out with consultations unless keeping this distance is not possible.

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EXEMPTION CARDS

As of July 10th 2020 Scottish Government guidance is that it is mandatory to wear face coverings on Public Transport and in shops.

WE DO NOT PROVIDE LETTERS TO ADVISE THAT PATIENTS DO NOT HAVE TO WEAR MASKS

Some people cannot wear masks because of a disability or severe distress - should you be in this position, you can access a DIY card to quickly explain that you have a legal reasonable excuse.

Mask Exemption Card