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You can use the menu above to browse through information on the practice, including a virtual tour of the building, you can read our quarterly practice newsletters, and find out about the team who work here.

You can also use the site to send us information, such as updates to your contact details, or medical info. You can request your repeat medication, and you can even cancel your appointment.

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Winter 2011/12 Newsletter

The Winter 2011/12 issue of the Bruntsfield Medical Practice newsletter is now available to read online, a little later than planned because of the computer downtime last week, but here eventually. In this issue you can read a little more about the trip Dr Uytman took in November down the Amazon, and why it’s important [...]

Essential Work on Practice Computer Systems 14th-15th December

Due to essential work being carried out on our computer systems on Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th December, the Doctors and Nurses within the Practice will not have access to any of the information we have stored electronically. This means they will have no access to your medical records, test results, and it will limit [...]

Practice Closure 30th November 2011 & Effect of Pending Strike Action

PRACTICE CLOSURE The Practice will be closed for staff training from 12.30pm onwards on Wednesday 30th November. We will be open again from 8am on Thursday 1st December. In an emergency, you can still phone us on 0131 228 6081. Follow the instructions given to get through to the Duty Doctor, who will advise you [...]

Are you ready for winter?

If severe weather strikes us again this year, as it did last year, are you prepared at home, on the road, and in your community? It just takes a few simple steps to get ready for winter, with a good first step being to visit www.readyscotland.org. They have lots of advice on how to prepare [...]

Alcohol Awareness Week

This week is Alcohol Awareness Week, and the Practice is urging all of our patients to be a little more aware of their alcohol consumption to encourage a healthy and safe lifestyle. If you have an appointment with a GP or Practice Nurse this week, you may be given a questionnaire by our Reception team [...]

Flu Vaccination Appointments still available

Are you in one of the at risk groups for flu? Have you been putting off coming in to get your vaccination? We still have flu vaccination appointments available to be booked, including some on Thursday after 6pm if you are unable to come in to the practice during normal working hours. The sooner you’re [...]

Patient Alerts

Our attention has been brought to the following two alerts. Please be aware and act with caution if you are approached in the same way. Bogus callers offering flu vaccination An elderly patient in the Muirhouse area was approached in her home regarding her flu injection. When she said that she was going to get [...]

Thursday evening Flu Vaccination Appointments

Starting on Thursday 13th October, and available to book from next week, the practice will have a few flu vaccination appointments available during our Thursday late opening between 6pm-7:20pm. We hope that these appointments will be useful for those who aren’t able to come in during the day because of work, or other responsibilities, and [...]

Autumn 2011 Newsletter

The Autumn 2011 issue of the Bruntsfield Medical Practice newsletter is now available to read online. In this issue you can find out a little more about our new Specialist GP Trainee, Dr Emma Rankin, discover the range of responsiblities assigned to our Reception team, and get a quick reminder to book your flu vaccination [...]

Freshers Week 2011

It’s Freshers Week, and for students just starting out at Napier who need to register with a new GP surgery, Bruntsfield Medical Practice will be on hand at the Merchiston campus from Monday 5th September to Friday 9th September, except for Thursday 8th when we will be at the Fresher’s Fair at Craiglockhart. Come find [...]

Did you know?

Drinking alcohol can cause high blood pressure. Drinking heavily on a regular basis will put your blood pressure up and increase your weight. The recommended limits are 3 units a day for men, and 2 units a day for women, with 2 alcohol free days a week. For more information visit: www.bhsoc.org
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