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Reminder: To ensure your request is reviewed correctly, please select “I have a health problem” for any medical concerns requiring clinician review. For queries or administrative requests, please select “I have an admin query.” This helps us direct your request to the appropriate team as quickly as possible. Your GP Practice – Important Information About Your Appointment Helping Us Help You – AccuRx Online Triage When using the triage form, please give as much detail as possible about your symptoms or concern right at the start of your message: ✅ This helps the GP team understand your needs quickly. ✅ It ensures you are offered the most appropriate appointment – whether that’s with a GP, nurse, or another service. ❌ If there isn’t enough information, you may be sent a message back asking you to resubmit the form OR you may be booked into a routine GP appointment, even if something else would be quicker or more suitable. Top Tip: - Start your message with the main issue and describe it clearly. This saves time for everyone and helps you get the right care, sooner. ------------------------ The requests are regularly reviewed by the GPs and we will be in contact within a maximum of 48 hours during our core hours (although we are currently dealing with requests much sooner that this). Our core hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00-18:30, excluding Bank Holidays. ----------------------- Using Technology to Support Your Care – About Tortoise Scribe, also known as TORTUS Our GP team may use a tool called TORTUS to help document consultations more quickly and accurately. 🛡️Your privacy is protected – no confidential information is saved in Tortoise Scribe. 🗑️ All records created are deleted within 24 hours. 📋 It simply helps the GP record your consultation more efficiently, allowing more time to focus on you. Thank you for working with us to improve your care. If you have any questions, please speak to our reception team.

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