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Derbyshire Health and Care System remains under significant pressure and continues to declare a critical incident

 

The Derbyshire health and care system saw new levels of demand for services during the Christmas bank holiday period and this has continued with pressure on services rising as we moved towards the New Year bank holiday weekend.  As a result of this, a critical incident was declared to help prioritise and maintain safe services for patients and this decision was taken at 14.32 hours on 31st December 2022. A critical incident continues to be declared as of 17:00 hours on Tuesday 3 January 2023.

More information and how people can help is on the Joined Up Care Derbyshire website.

Access the online appointment system

DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK ALL ONLINE APPOINTMENTS HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.

Appointments

There are also a limited number of emergency appointments available each day. Please telephone as soon as possible after 08:00 for an emergency appointment.

Telephone Advice

The On-Call GP is available for telephone advice if appropriate after morning surgery. Please discuss this with reception staff.

Teaching & Training

As a training practice, we are committed to education. In this respect medical students and registrars in general practice may be present during consultations.

Registrars are fully trained doctors who need to gain experience in general practice. You will be informed of their presence in advance and they can be excluded if you wish. Since it is impossible to train doctors without patient contact and these doctors are under supervision all the time, it is hoped that all patients will feel able, when requested, to co-operate with their training.

Cancellations

If you cannot attend an appointment for any reason please inform us as soon as possible in order for us to give the slot to someone else.

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