Dr H Masud
Doctors & Clinics in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
At the surgery, reserved car parking spaces for the disabled are maked in the car park. Wheelchair access to the building is through the front entrance. A disabled patient's WC is offered in the waiting room. If access proves difficult to any of our disabled patients we would be glad to discuss any suggestions for improvement. The practice would like to thank the various advertisers who have helped to produce this Website. However, it must be pointed out that the accuracy of any statements cannot be warranted, nor any services or products advertised, be guaranteed or endorsed.
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read moreConfidential information from your medical records can be used by the NHS to improve the services offered so we can provide the best possible care for everyone. This information along with your postcode and NHS number but not your name, are sent to a secure system where it can be linked with other health information. This allows those planning NHS services or carrying out medical research to use information from different parts of the NHS in a way which does not identify you. You have a choice.
Sandy Lane Surgery
read moreUnder the Health and Social Care Act 2008 every registered provider must have a statement of purpose. To provide our patients with high quality, accessible care in a safe, responsive and courteous manner. By working within the NHS to provide the highest possible quality of care that meets the identified needs of our patients. By a whole team approach in supporting our patients to help them make decisions to improve and maintain their health. By using specialist expertise within the practice team and externally.
Sandy Lane Surgery
read moreWe offer a range of clinics to promote the health of all our patients and to help patients with particular needs. Around 1-in-12 people test positive for an STI yet most have no signs so don't know they're infected. Nottinghamshire's new Integrated Wellbeing Service funded by Nottinghamshire County Council. Antenatal clinics are held on a Friday from 9.00am - 4.00pm. Patients are seen by the midwife at the clinics by appointment. Once you find out that you are pregnant, your first appointment will be on a Wednesday between 9.00am - 12.00pm.
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