During the Covid 19 pandemic, please read the following Important Notices :

 Appointments
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Please do not attend the surgery without prior arrangement.
If you are given an appointment, please wait in your car and phone the practice on arrival. If you do not come by car, please phone the practice on arrival and wait outside. 

When you phone the surgery, our reception staff will ask if you have any symptoms of Covid 19 or have any other risk factors for the virus, ( such as recent travel outside of Ireland).

They will then book a slot for a telephone consultation or a face to face consultation with the GP or nurse.

If a face to face or video consultation is felt to be necessary by the GP, this will be arranged as required.

At all times, please follow the following precautions:

1) Maintain social                  distance  of 2m

 2) Practice hand washing
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 3) Please wear a mask           when attending the           surgery
 

 

 If you have symptoms            

 If you are suffering from any of the following respiratory symptoms - fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath, please stay at home, do not go to work or school and do not come to the surgery.

 Please phone the surgery instead and we will answer any concerns you may have and advise on what you should do over the phone.

 Please self - isolate if you have any of the above symptoms and wait for advice.
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Please take care and follow the government and HSE guidelines on staying safe 
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​​https://screeningform.com/stoneybatter-online-covid-screening-form
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https://www.hse.ie/eng/

If you are aged 45-69 years you can now register for your vaccination on line on the link below or you can phone 185 024 1850
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​www2.hse.ie/screening-and-vaccinations/covid-19-vaccine/getting-your-vaccine/getting-your-vaccine.html
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           Vaccinations

This practice has now completed the HSE Covid vaccination programme. 
We have administered almost 1000 doses and  have vaccinated as many of our older and medically vulnerable patients as possible. 
We have also given a booster dose of Covid 19 vaccine to the majority of our older patients in the last week. 
However if you are over 80 and have not received your booster dose or you know someone in this category, please contact the surgery to arrange a vaccine. 


If you have still not received your first Covid vaccine but now wish to avail of this, please check the HSE website to register for vaccination in one of the walk in mass vaccination centres.
Otherwise please check with participating pharmacists for the Johnson & Johnson one shot Covid vaccine. 

All updates regarding the vaccine can be found on the HSE website or on the news.
All updates regarding the vaccine can be found on the HSE website or on the news.