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DO I.... REGISTER WITH THE PRACTICE? The practice is open to new patients. You can register by bringing in your medical card, or by completing an application form (GMS1) at reception. When registering, you can express a preference to be looked after by a particular doctor and your request will be noted in your record. Any preference should be made in writing and attached to the registration request. If, for any reason, it is not possible to comply with your request, the reason will be explained to you. When making an appointment, you can ask to see any of the doctors but may have to wait longer for a doctor of your choice. You cannot specify a particular doctor when requesting a visit. If the doctors decide not to accept your request to register, you will be given the reason in writing. Once registered a new medical card will be issued from the health authority. |
