North Beverley Medical Centre
Pighill Lane
Off Woodall Way
BEVERLEY
HU17 7JY
Telephone: 01482 882546
Medical Emergencies dial 999
Out of Hours: dial 111
Surgery Opening Times
Monday 08.00 to 18.00
Tuesday 08.00 to 20.00
Wednesday 08.00 to 18.00
Thursday 08.00 to 18.00
Friday 08.00 to 18.00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Phone lines open from 8am to 6pm
SELF HELP
Some health matters can be handled effectively without having to see a doctor. Minor accidents, self- limiting illness and relatively small other issues can be dealt with quickly and effectively with the right support and information. If you need further help, you can contact NHS 111 or consult a local pharmacist.
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It is very important to ensure you have a well-stocked first aid kit in your home for accidents and injuries.
Learn more »Many minor accidents can be self-treated or dealt-with by seeking advice from a pharmacist. NHS 111 can advise 24/7
Learn more »Each year many accident deaths could be prevented if first aid treatment was given before the emergency services arrive.
Learn more »First aid knowledge can and does save many lives. Consider this first aid guide from the Red Cross.
Learn more »The St John Ambulance online guide covers a wide range of common accidents & conditions. In an emergency dial 999
Learn more »Dial 999 in case of an emergency. NHS 111 can advise if it less than an emergency. and if to visit an urgent treatment centre?
Learn more »NHS 111 Online is an NHS website portal to help you assess medical problems that are less than an emergency
Learn more »If you need advice for a health problem thats less than an emergency, NHS 111 service is available 24/7 by dialling 111.
CALL 111Your local pharmacist can help advise on a range of minor ailments. Some are open during extended hours.
Learn more »The NHS website contains a useful A-Z of conditions to help patients understand health problems
Learn more »Against a series of standards, the NHS has assessed a number of apps to help with some mental health issues
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Self-care means looking after yourself in a healthy way, whether it’s eating healthily, avoiding health hazards such as smoking or drinking too much, taking medicine when you have a cold, or doing some exercise to stay well both physically and mentally. Keeping yourself fit and healthy can help you boost your immunity to illnesses like colds, flu and infections.
Making big lifestyle changes like quitting smoking or losing weight can also decrease your chances of getting a serious illness like cancer or heart disease.
Self-care is the best way to treat common illnesses and injuries such as coughs, colds, slight cuts and grazes. You can treat them at home with a range of medicines and a first aid kit bought from a pharmacy or supermarket.You can prepare for many common illnesses and injuries by having a chat with your local pharmacist who can give you advice on what self-care medications to have at home
