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Using our website

Welcome to our website and our Practice. We are a long established General Medical Practice operating from modern, purpose built facilities in Totnes. Our aim is to provide excellent medical care that combines the traditional values of a family health service with the benefits of modern technology and research. We have designed our website to provide three things: comprehensive information about our Practice and our services; improved access to our services with the ability to arrange things like prescriptions and appointments online; access to health advice and information about other services and support groups. The ‘HEALTH SEARCH’ facility at the top of each page will provide advice and information for a very wide range of health problems.  Remember this site is only intended for patients of the Practice and is not a substitute for personal GP advice.

The website can be navigated using the menu that appears on each screen. Additionally we have included a toolbar at the top of each page which will give you quick access to our online services.

We are very excited about the possibilities of using the internet to enhance our services and would welcome any feedback on how it can be improved.

I have added a blog to give you something more to read - Dr Watkins

Latest practice news

Surgery Developments		HPV vaccinations
We shall be having to extend or enlarge the Surgery somewhat over the next few months... details about this process are on a new page		Please see Our Services, Vaccinations and Immunisations for details of the HPV vaccination for girls born 1.9.1990 - 31.8.1991.
Quarterly surgery newsletter		New Leatside Blog
Our latest quarterly newsletter is now available in the waiting areas and is accessible on line, click on the link below.  (The three previous newsletters can also be located here). Newsletters		I decided that a blog may be a helpful way to keep in touch with what we are doing, thinking, planning etc at the Surgery. The surgery website fulfils an informational role but is rather a formal way of doing this. The blog I hope can be a more informal area where staff at the surgery can post up bits about things they are doing, projects they are working on, areas of clinical interest, bits of latest research, feedback on feedback we've had, and so on. Who knows where it might go. see the blog...