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Due to a national shortage of blood bottles in the UK, we have been advised by the NHS Devon Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to significantly reduce the amount of blood test appointments we can offer patients as soon as possible. Until further notice, we will only be able to conduct blood tests in clinically urgent circumstances. Blood tests that are extremely overdue and/or essential for safe prescribing of medication or monitoring of condition.

Some patients may be contacted by Coleridge Medical Centre within the next few days to rearrange their blood tests. We understand that this can be incredibly frustrating, but please try to remember that this situation is out of our hands, and it is not through any fault of our reception staff, nurses or GPs. Chris, Kate, Juliet and I are now just four partners here at the Coleridge Medical Centre.

In addition to the enormous clinical challenges we have experienced throughout the last twelve months, we have also been able to restructure our medical team.
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At Coleridge Medical Centre, we look after approximately 16 500 patients in our area.
This means that during those very busy periods, supporting each other becomes vital to continuing our ability to provide the best patient care.
We strive to fulfill the Coleridge Medical Centre values of APPROACHABILITY, TEAMWORK, COMMUNICATION and RESPECT in all aspects of the practice, both with our patients and ourselves.
When working at Coleridge Medical Centre, all staff are offered a generous annual leave allowance, as well as inclusion in the NHS pension scheme, among other things.
Our catchment area includes Ottery St Mary, Feniton, West Hill, Whimple, Talaton, Metcombe, Venn Ottery, Southerton.
Our catchment area also includes some parts of Tipton St John, Harpford, Newton Poppleford, Payhembury, Clyst St Lawrence, Rockbeare and Colaton Raleigh.
Patients moving to these villages should contact us to check where our boundary lies.
Increasingly, patient medical data is shared e.g. between GP surgeries and District Nursing, in order to give clinicians access to the most up to date information when attending patients.
The systems we operate require that any sharing of medical information is consented to by patients beforehand.
Patients must consent to sharing of the data held by a health provider out to other health providers and must also consent to which of the other providers can access their data.
In this case, patients would allow the surgery to share their data, they would allow the district nurses to access it but they would not allow access by the podiatry department.
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