The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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By Jenijenjen · Posted
Just to say my practice has sent me to TJ for a few appointments, including Saturday and Sunday at short notice, with both nurse and doctor. The service is completely separate to the GP practice based at TJ and is run by the Extended Primary Care Service, I believe on behalf of several GP practices in the area. "The Enhanced Access Service provides patients in south Southwark with additional GP and nurse appointments. This means that there is primary care available seven days a week. On any given day, these appointments help a GP practice to manage their capacity and provide care for their patients even if their own appointments are fully booked. We offer enhanced access arrangements within south Southwark." https://www.ihlsouthwark.co.uk/enhanced-access-service -
This Ivy House one looks just the job, thanks so much. -
By KalamityKel · Posted
An incredibly naive response which continues to completely miss the point. WHY should you have to go anywhere else? TJ should be up to standards just like everywhere else. Sure, leave somewhere that does offer good services, once you can get in, to join yet another shoddy surgery to be sent back to TJ for an appointment. Good thinking! -
The Lordship Lane branch didn't have any decent stationery even when it opened, if memory serves. Once upon a time, you used to be able to get pretty good notebooks in pound shops, and cheap drawing pads for kids. I imagine they are laid out like that to make the best use of space - more shelving for products and fewer aisles?
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