Feb 01 - Further Reforms To Primary Care Centre Announced
Qualified nurses to phone routine test results to patients
Extra GPs being recruited to provide a walk-in ‘See and Treat’ service
Extra GPs being recruited to provide evening clinics
Better balance between advance appointments and on-the-day appointments
£5 increase in the fee for House Calls to patients under age of 65
Sick notes for up to 5 calendar days can be requested by phone whilst retaining existing safeguards
The Ministry of Health and the Gibraltar Health Authority have announced a further tranche of planned reforms to the Primary Care Centre (PCC).
Year Three pupils from St Bernard’s First School visited the Civic Amenities Site on the East Side last week.
In the Understanding Autism series, the Ministry of Equality arranged for Mrs. Gaynor Vatvani, Head of Speech & Language Therapy Service at the Gibraltar Health Authority, to deliver seminars as part of the national autism strategy on “Maximising Communication Opportunities for Children and Young Adults with Autism”.
The ESG says it is “obviously delighted” following the announcement regarding the contract for the sewage treatment plant.
