eConsult

Top Tips for eConsult use

1. Try to chose the specific medical condition you wish to consult about - if you know/are fairly certain what condition you are suffering from please select "I want help for my condition" and then pick the condition from the list. This provides us with the most appropriate information for your condition.

2. To attach a photo you must pick a specific condition. This is especially important if you have a rash so we can more easily reach a diagnosis. Select "I want help for my condition" and then select either:

a. Any of the dermatology type conditions (e.g. acne, rash, hives, eczema, warts etc)

b. Breast problems for both men and women,

c. Cold/flu , or

d. Eye-based templates

3. Try to chose General Advice only when your condition is unknown or it does not fit into any of the condition categories.

Online Consultations

With the ever growing pressures on GP surgeries and national shortage of GP's current GP practices are continually looking for ways to improve access to meet demand and allocate correctly the type of service or advice your condition requires.

We have now introduced an online service called eConsult. eConsult has several functions. It can help you with self diagnosis using its symptom checker and self-help information. It can help you determine the most appropriate place to go with your condition - which may be your local pharmacy or the national 111 help line, and it provides a mechanism to submit a secure eConsult direct to the GP of your choice.

Please click on the link below for a video of how this service works for you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE2RBd9Ba-w&feature=youtu.be

This service is designed to help those who have difficulty attending during opening hours or for those who just need assistance. To use this service just click on the CONTACT YOUR GP ONLINE on the home page.

3 SIMPLE STEPS TO CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR ONLINE

1. Visit the surgery website and click "eConsult"

2. Find your health condition and fill out a simple online questionnaire

3. Your GP will get back to you normally within one working day with feedback and treatment options

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