Appointments

If you have received an invite for an eligible test please call 0207 431 1588 to book your test.

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You must give your employer a doctor's 'fit note' (sometimes called a 'sick note') if you've been ill for more than 7 days in a row and have taken sick leave. This includes non-working days, such as weekends and bank holidays.

Visit our Sickness Certificates page

Please check if you need any immunisations by using the Fit For Travel website or the NaTHNaC website.  Please then visit our Travel Information page, if NHS vaccines are indicated then complete a Travel Information page. A GP will review your form and request, usually within five working days. If vaccinations are required, the GP will confirm this and authorise you to book an appointment with a nurse for your immunisations.’

Visit our Travel Information page

We offer a choice of face to face, telephone, video consultations and online consultations via econsult.

Ways to book:

• Online using the NHS App or website or via other patient online services platforms (such as using Patient Access or My GP).
• By speaking to reception, either in-person or calling the surgery on 0207 431 1588. 

Please note: face-to-face appointments are only available via online services (NHS app or website or via online services). You can covert these to telephone appointments by speaking to us.

We encourage you to book a face-to-face appointment where an examination may be needed such as pain, rashes or lumps. If you do book the appointment as a telephone consultation you will need to be available to come in at short notice during the same GP’s clinic for an examination if required. If this is not going to be possible, please book an alternative appointment. 

If you need longer than a routine appointment of 10 minutes, please call reception to arrange a double appointment (if available).

If you have a face-to-face appointment and have a highly infectious disease such as measles of monkeypox please contact the practice to reschedule your appointment or switch to another mode of consultation (i.e telephone or video consultation) and after your initial assessment, we can bring you in for a face-to-face appointment if required.

A good proportion of our appointments are released ‘on the day’ to allow us to deal with your urgent issues.

If you feel your issue needs dealing with on the same day please call us on 0207 431 1588 as soon as possible after 8.30am to ensure you can get one of these appointments.

These can also be booked online via the NHS App and Patient Access

Often children feel or become unwell at school, which prompts a call to the parents. Your child may be suffering from a self-limiting illness which is best managed at home such as coughs, cold, fever, sore throat and tummy ache. Schools have a duty to inform parents when a child is unwell so they may be collected and looked after at home.

If you have been contacted by the school that your child is unwell, please consider the urgency of the situation and make your own assessment as to if, and how soon they need to be seen by a health professional. Please consider the usual self-management information available on NHS website or from your local pharmacy such as paracetamol and ibuprofen for fever and pain.

If you feel that your child needs to be seen by a GP then please book a face to face appointment as usual so your child can have a physical examination.

When your child visits the doctor a legal guardian/ parent must be present. This is because only parents and/or legal guardians are able to give consent for their children (up to age 18) for examinations and treatments. In particular, this applies to vaccinations where we need a guardian/parent to be present to consent. A note given to a carer/nanny is not considered to be valid informed consent for vaccinations. 

Please call in prior to 10am if you feel you may require a home visit for that day. After 6pm please call 111. You will be called prior to any visit by the Duty Doctor to discuss your condition.

We have 2 Physician Assistants who work alongside the GPs and are always supported by an experienced GP. They can see patients aged 16 years and over for certain conditions, and take an initial history and request investigations for common conditions. The 2 female PA's (Breshna and Stelina) can see womens health issues such as period issues, Polycystic Ovaries, contraception and infections).

Please only book with them if your condition is on the following list:

• Abdominal pain – initial history taking and investigations
• Acne
• Asthma
• Back pain/muscular pain
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
• Conjunctivitis/red eye
• Constipation
• Contraception
• Coughs
• Depression and Anxiety
• Diarrhoea/Gastroenteritis
• Earache
• Earwax/blocked ears
• Eczema
• Fungal nail infections
• Gout
• Headaches
• High cholesterol
• Hypertension
• Impetigo
• Infected insect bites
• Infertility Investigations
• Indigestion
• Pill checks
• Shingles
• Sinusitis
• Sore throat
• Teledermatology 
• Urinary tract infections
• Verrucas
• Vomiting
• Womens health (Female PAs only): Contraception, period pains, STIs, Abnormal bleeding or discharge

While PAs are a key part of our care team, there are a few things they currently don’t do:

• See any Children under the age of 16
• Work unsupervised, they will always have a daily supervising GP available to support who will also approve any prescriptions advised by them.
• See patients with more complex issues including mental health and HRT

You need to speak to us to Pre-book these face to face appointments with the Physician Assistants. If your problem is outside of their scope of practice they will take a history and discuss with a senior GP. You may be asked to come in again to see a GP.

The Camden Bridging Access Service (CBAS) provides additional GP and nurse appointments for patients registered with a Camden GP practice during evenings, weekends and bank holidays. The service helps bridge the gap between routine GP opening hours and urgent care services by offering convenient access to both routine and same-day primary care appointments when the practice is closed or fully booked.

Appointments are provided on behalf of Camden Bridging Access Service (CBAS) at the following locations:

• Brondesbury Medical Centre, 279 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JQ
• Regent's Park Practice, Cumberland Market, London, NW1 3RH

The following appointment types are available:

Face-to-face GP appointments, remote GP appointments (telephone or video consultation, where appropriate) & face-to-face nurse appointments

To check availability or book an appointment, please call 020 7428 5730.

The telephone line opening hours are Monday to Friday: 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm & Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm