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Industrial Action
Industrial action by resident doctors starts from Tuesday 7 April to Monday 13 April.
During strike action the NHS is still here for people who need it.
Please use 111.nhs.uk and in life-threatening emergencies call 999.
Industrial Action by resident doctors has been announced from Tuesday 7 April - Monday 13 April.
Please attend your GP and dental appointments unless you are contacted and told otherwise.
Please use 111.nhs.uk and in life-threatening emergencies call 999.
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Hospital services in south west London are busier than usual but the NHS is always here for those who need it. If you need help or medical advice, you can consult 111.NHS.UK. If it is a life-threatening medical emergency, you need to call 999. The strike is disrupting NHS services. Appointments will be rescheduled only if necessary. The NHS will contact you if this is the case.
Industrial Action by resident doctors has been announced from Tuesday 7 April to Monday 13 April.
During the resident doctor strike, you will be contacted if your appointment needs to change. Please continue to attend appointments unless you are told otherwise.
Please use 111.nhs.uk and in life-threatening emergencies call 999.
Industrial Action by resident doctors starts from Tuesday 7 April to Monday 13 April.
Please continue to attend appointments unless you are contacted and told otherwise.
If you need care, please use 111.nhs.uk and in life-threatening emergencies, call 999.
Resident Doctors strike action from 7am on Tuesday 7 April to 6.59am on Monday 13 April
As resident doctors prepare to strike, the NHS is still here for you if you need it.
The British Medical Association has confirmed that resident doctors will take strike action from 7am on Tuesday 7 April to 6.59am on Monday 13 April.
Please use health services wisely by continuing to call 999 in a life-threatening emergency and going to NHS 111 online for all non-urgent health needs. If you need medical attention and advice you can still contact your GP.
During strike action, emergency care will be prioritised so it is important that people know that if they need urgent medical care to continue to come forward as normal, especially in emergency and life-threatening cases
Appointments will only be rescheduled where necessary and the NHS will contact you if this is the case. If you miss an appointment, please re-book and come forward for the care you need.
The free NHS app can be used to order repeat prescriptions and to choose a pharmacy for them to be delivered to. The app, which can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play, can be accessed by anyone aged 13 and over registered with an NHS GP surgery. People can also check symptoms or treatments and get advice on what to do next, among many other things.
Charlotte Jones (she/her)
Community Engagement Officer
NHS South West London
South West London Integrated Care System
120 The Broadway, Wimbledon, SW19 1RH
T: 0204 526 2858 | E: charlotte.jones@swlondon.nhs.uk
www.southwestlondon.icb.nhs.uk | www.southwestlondonics.org.uk
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