NHS EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION
VIA COMMUNITY PHARMACIES
SERVICE SPECIFICATION
Chorley & South Ribble Primary Care Trust
acknowledges Blackpool PCT from whom this service specification is based
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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AIMS OF THE SERVICE
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SERVICE DETAILS
4
DETAILS OF CLIENTS THAT CAN ACCESS THIS SCHEME
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HOW DO PHARMACISTS SIGN UP TO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE?
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Accreditation
Sign up and termination
Display
Consultations
Referral
Record keeping
Payments
CLINICAL GOVERNANCE
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Clinical effectiveness
Audit
Risk management
Client and public involvement
Information governance
Education
Staff management
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USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
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TALKWIZE
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COMMUNITY CONTRACEPTIVE CLINICS & CONNECT
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INTRODUCTION
Currently within Chorley & South Ribble Primary Care Trust EHC is available from
General Practices, Community Contraceptive and Genitourinary Medicine clinics,
TALKWIZE Young People’s Service. However clients do not always find it possible
(or know it is possible) to obtain supplies when required.
The Department of Health recommends the development of Emergency Hormonal
Contraception (EHC) services and suggests that pharmacies are an ideal setting for
this type of service because “pharmacies are an additional access route for
emergency contraception, particularly at weekends and bank holidays when other
services might not be available”.1 The Department of Health also recognises that
‘pharmacists can provide easy access to EHC’.2
Schemes that provide EHC through community pharmacies have been developed
elsewhere in the UK and evaluation of these schemes have showed them to be
successful.3,4,5 In light of all the evidence to support the provision of EHC through
community pharmacies via patient group direction, Chorley & South Ribble Primary
Care Trust has developed its own scheme in order to further improve access to EHC
services within the PCT’s catchment area.
1. DH. ‘National strategy for sexual health and HIV’. London: The Department; 2001
2. DH. Building on the Best – Choice Responsiveness and Equity in the NHS.
London: The Stationery Office; 2003
3. Supplying emergency hormonal contraception in the pharmacy: the perspectives
of service users. Int J Pharm Pract 2001: 9(suppl): R56
4. Supplying emergency hormonal contraception through patient group direction: a
qualitative study of the views of pharmacists. Int J Pharm Pract 2001: 9(suppl):
R57
5. An audit of the supply of emergency hormonal contraception through patient
group direction. Int J Pharm Pract 2002:10(suppl):R83
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AIMS OF THE SERVICE
The service is designed to meet the following aims:
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To increase access to emergency contraception (in terms of location, available
times, time to be seen and type of health professional supplying)
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To increase knowledge of emergency contraception
contraception amongst clients and healthcare professionals
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To reduce the rate of unwanted pregnancies within the boundaries of Chorley &
South Ribble Primary Care Trust, particularly in teenagers
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To signpost hard to reach clients, especially young people, into mainstream
contraceptive services
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To increase awareness of the link between unprotected sex and sexually
transmitted diseases
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To increase partnership working and improved communication between
pharmacists and other healthcare professionals
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To enhance pharmacists’ professional practice
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SERVICE DETAILS
DETAILS OF CLIENTS THAT CAN ACCESS THIS SCHEME
This service will be offered to any female (regardless of age) presenting at an
approved community pharmacy where an accredited pharmacist is available. The
client must be registered with a GP practising within Chorley & South Ribble or
Preston PCT.
Clients who are not registered with a GP from these two PCTs, should be made
aware of the other routes of supply (eg via their own GP, Community Contraceptive
or GU Medicine clinics, or TALKWIZE – contact details at the back) and referred.
These clients may opt to purchase the over the counter available EHC if they wish
and the pharmacist should handle this in the usual way.
There are no age restrictions for clients accessing this service, however, the supply
procedure (see below) may result in some young people being referred on because
of issues regarding competence to consent to treatment. The pharmacist may also
exclude some other individuals e.g. due to other medical problems. All these clients
should be urgently referred as above.
The service will be free of charge to eligible clients and is funded by Chorley & South
Ribble Primary Care Trust.
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HOW DO PHARMACISTS SIGN UP TO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE?
The provision of the service can be divided into six main areas, which are described
below:
1. Accreditation
Prior to being authorised every pharmacist must:
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Complete the pre-workshop CPPE task and attend the PCT workshop
Complete the CPPE distance learning pack on Emergency Hormonal
Contraception (the certificate will be required as evidence)
Complete the PCT’s pack on Client Group Directions
Every pharmacist will be responsible for training all staff in the pharmacy(ies)
where they work. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be written to cover
this enhanced service.
Pharmacists are also responsible for maintaining up to date clinical knowledge
appropriate to this scheme by undertaking any necessary CPD.
On occasion the PCT may run additional mandatory training events, e.g. when
evidence from evaluation or feedback suggests that there are widespread
learning needs. All authorised pharmacists must attend these events in order to
continue in the scheme.
It is the responsibility of each authorised contractor/pharmacist to ensure that this
enhanced service is covered by their professional indemnity provider.
2. Sign up and termination
All pharmacists must agree to the terms of service contained within this Service
Level Agreement.
All pharmacists who want to provide this service must be signed up (by the
appropriate person in their workplace) to the Client Group Direction.
Participating pharmacies may withdraw from the scheme at any time and the PCT
may also terminate provision from a pharmacy. Any such intention must be made
in writing to the same individual who receives the sign up forms, and a notice
period of 28 days applies.
Changes of ownership will require reapplication to provide the service. Staff
changes (eg new manager or regular locum) will necessitate further applications
for these individuals to provide the service.
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3. Display
All participating pharmacies will be required to provide clearly visible and viewable
dedicated window space for a poster (approximately A3 size) giving details of
emergency contraception and how to access it locally.
If the pharmacy regularly operates without a pharmacist authorised to provide the
service, they may like to consider removing the poster when the service would be
unavailable. Whether or not this is undertaken, pharmacy staff must be trained to
clearly advise clients when the service is not available and to direct them to one
of the alternative options.
4. Consultations
All consultations must take place in a suitable area/room according to the
specifications set out for the provision of Advanced Services in the new
community pharmacy contract. Only authorised pharmacists can undertake
consultations. No part may be handled by any other individual, although other
pharmacists and pre-registration students may, with the client’s consent, observe
for training purposes. It should be reinforced at the start of every consultation that
the service is completely confidential (the only exception being when the
professional judges that the client is at risk and involvement of others is
necessary, eg child protection – more information to support this can be found
below and on the client assessment form).
This client assessment form provides a helpful aide memoire to ensure all
relevant aspects are covered in the consultation and that only clients who meet
the criteria set out in the client group direction are supplied EHC. One of these
forms must be completed for every consultation.
The service will consist of:
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A consultation with the client
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Performance of a pregnancy test if required by the PGD and subject to the
pharmacy having suitable facilities (see RPSGB professional guidance). If a
pregnancy test is indicated but the pharmacy cannot undertake one, then the
client should be referred to one of the alternative routes of supply
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Supply of EHC and supervision of consumption: this is a requirement of the
PGD and there can be no reasonable objections from a genuine client. If they
feel sick, advise them to have a snack and return shortly
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Discrete supply of six condoms; eg in a pharmacy bag (condoms will be made
available by the PCT, reordering should be undertaken using the monthly
return form*)
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Discrete supply of appropriate leaflets (on family planning and contraceptive
services and sexually transmitted infections, as available); eg in a pharmacy
bag (leaflets will be made available by the PCT, reordering should be
undertaken using the monthly return form)
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Provision of all appropriate advice and counselling on EHC and sexual health,
plus referral to other agencies where necessary
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Completion and submission of all necessary documentation
[ * Please note that these condoms should not be used for other purposes: quantities used will be
compared to consultations completed and supplies may be declined if it appears stocks have been
used elsewhere, ie condoms have run out before enough consultations have been recorded to use
this amount. In such a situation the pharmacy will be expected to supply condoms that they
provide themselves. ]
5. Referral
Regardless of whether a supply is made all clients should be advised to consult
their GP, Community Contraceptive clinic or TALKWIZE, or GU Medicine clinic
regarding future contraceptive and / or sexual health needs. All services are
completely confidential.
In some situations the pharmacist may, on the basis of the information obtained,
be unable to supply under the terms of the client group direction. In these
situations the scheme requires the pharmacist to urgently refer the client to an
alternative provider. The client must be made completely aware of the 72-hour
time limit for EHC and its decreasing effectiveness with time.
The scheme also requires pharmacists to make referrals to other agencies, eg
Child Protection or GU Medicine, as appropriate, even if a supply is made.
6. Record keeping
A copy of the client consultation form must be fully completed for every
consultation, regardless of whether a supply is made. The form must be signed by
the client but if they refuse the pharmacist may sign to indicate this, as long as the
client is aware they are agreeing with the statement.
Completed client consultation forms should be kept in a secure and confidential
manner e.g. in a filing cabinet or office but not on the shelf which anyone can
access. These forms must be kept for 8 years. Electronic patient medication
records must be made for every supply/non-supply made.
At the end of each calendar month the pharmacist should fully complete the
Monthly Return Form and post this to the PCT by the 5 th working day of the
following month. Pharmacists are also advised to keep a copy of this form for
future reference. If you have not carried out any consultations the PCT still
requires you to fill out a monthly return. This is for internal audit procedures.
The address to send the Monthly Return Form is:
Samir Vohra
Chorley & South Ribble Primary Care Trust
Jubilee House
Lancashire Business Park
Centurion Way
Leyland
PR26 6TR
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7. Payments
Payment will be made direct to the nominated business or person specified on the
sign up form, within 30 days of receipt of properly completed monthly return
forms. Incomplete forms will be returned to the pharmacy for amendment.
The scheme payments will be:
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A one-off set-up payment of £100 per pharmacy. This payment is subject to
full participation in the scheme. If the pharmacy withdraws from the scheme
before undertaking 100 consultations or after less than 12 months (whichever
occurs first) or does not provide the service, it will be required to be repaid to
the PCT. It cannot be reclaimed if a pharmacy withdraws from the scheme and
subsequently rejoins.
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£10 for every consultation completed, regardless of whether a supply was
made
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The list price for Levonelle 1500mcg tablet stated in the Drug Tariff
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£5 per pregnancy test undertaken
Fees will be reviewed annually in conjunction with the LPC.
CLINICAL GOVERNANCE ISSUES
A. Clinical effectiveness
Results from a recent clinical study (Lancet 2002; 360: 1803-1810) showed that a
1500 microgram single dose of Levonelle 1500 (taken within 72 hours of
unprotected sex) prevented 84% of expected pregnancies (compared with 79%
when the two 750 microgram tablets were taken 12 hours apart).
B. Audit
As with any new service, initial and ongoing evaluation is necessary to ensure it is
working correctly, meets the needs of clients, healthcare professionals and the
NHS and to check whether any improvements could be made.
It is anticipated that periodic audits will be provided for pharmacists to complete.
More details will be provided as these are produced.
The completion of these occasional evaluations is included in the reimbursement
for the service.
From time to time the PCT may select a number of pharmacies for more in depth
verification checks. This will be undertaken by a variety of methods, but most
often cross referencing monthly return forms with the consultation records held in
the pharmacy. The pharmacy must participate in these checks if identified.
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C. Risk management
Child Protection Issues
Pharmacists already provide care for children but widening this remit to include
provision of EHC may bring new issues to the fore. For this reason participating
pharmacists are required to have regard to child protection/child in need issues
and must understand the Fraser competencies. Please refer to service
specification 2.3.11 of Essential Service 8.
Pharmacists should act in accordance with the RPSGB guidance and Chorley &
South Ribble Primary Care Trust child protection guidelines.
Confidentiality
Due to the sensitive nature of this service providers of this service must take care
to adhere to service specification 2.7.2, 2.7.3 and 2.7.4 of Essential Service 8 that
deals with Information Governance issues.
Pharmacists and their staff must also adhere to the guidance from the Medicines,
Ethics and Practice as follows:
“The public is entitled to expect Pharmacists and their staff to respect and protect
the confidentiality of information acquired in the course of their professional
duties. The duty of confidentiality extends to any information relating to an
individual, which pharmacists or their staff acquire in the course of their
professional duties. Confidential information includes personal details and
medication, both prescribed and not prescribed.”
Supervised consumption
Pharmacists must witness the client consume the EHC on the premises. This is to
ensure that the EHC is not being fraudulently obtained.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
A SOP must be written to cover this supplementary enhanced scheme. The SOP
must be specific to the pharmacy and staff it applies to. See service specification
2.3.7 of Essential Service 8.
D. Client and public involvement
Pharmacies must run their own internal complaints procedures consistent with the
NHS’ requirements and apply the standard NHS complaints procedure, if required
by a client. Refer to service specification 2.1.5 of Essential Service 8.
Pharmacists should also note that participation in any scheme such as this also
entails agreement to the right of inspection from NHS Patients’ Forums. Refer to
service specification 2.1.6 and 2.1.7 of Essential service 8.
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E. Information governance
Client Confidentiality
Refer to Risk Management section above.
Records
A record must be made of all consultations and supplies made in this scheme on
the clients’ PMR on the computer. Refer to specification 2.7.5 of Essential Service
8.
Client Assessment Forms must be kept in the pharmacy for 8 years (in
accordance with Chorley & South Ribble PCT’s Clinical Records Policy).
F. Education and training
All pharmacists must complete the following accreditation to become authorised
to supply EHC in this scheme:
I. Complete the pre-workshop CPPE task and attend the PCT workshop
II. Complete the distance learning CPPE course on emergency hormonal
contraception
III. Complete the PCT’s Client Group Direction learning pack
Refer to specification 2.6.2 of Essential Service 8.
G. Staff management
Staff must be supported and fully trained. They must know of their responsibilities
on confidentiality. They must know how to deal with customers requesting to
access the scheme with tact and diplomacy – include this in your SOP.
Refer to specification 2.5.2 of Essential Service 8.
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Summary of actions pharmacists need to do to provide this service
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Complete pre-workshop task
Attend the PCT workshop
Complete CPPE pack on EHC
Complete PCT pack on PGDs
Agree with the service specifications in the SLA by signing up to
the PGD
 Ensure indemnity insurance covers you for this service
 Write a SOP for this service and train staff
What you need to send to Chorley & South Ribble PCT to become
accredited:
1. CPPE certificate of completion of EHC module
2. Copy of PGD signed by a relevant person within you work
organisation authorising use of PGD from their premises eg
superintendent
3. Copy of PGD Authorisation Sheet, where the relevant person (see
above) authorises you, the pharmacist, to work from the PGD
When we have these we will send you an overall certificate of
accreditation
Summary of actions pharmacists must do during and after a
consultation
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Complete the consultation form – accurately
Undertake pregnancy test – if required
Supply EHC – if indicated. Witness consumption of EHC by client
Supply pack of 6 condoms and information leaflets (regardless of
whether EHC was supplied)
Signpost to other agencies – if warranted
Ensure client signs consultation form (if client refuses then
pharmacist must indicate this)
Enter details of consultation on client’s PMR
Keep copy of consultation form for 8 years in a secure and
confidential place e.g. filing cabinet or in office – not on the shelf
where it can be accessed by anyone.
At the end of the month…….
 Complete monthly return form
 Post to Samir Vohra at the PCT by the 5th of the following month
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
CHORLEY & SOUTH RIBBLE
Lead Nurse, Sexual Health Services (Bridget Boyle)
01772 644543
Sexual Health Services Manager (Marie Simpkin)
01772 644523
Community Pharmacy Facilitator (Samir Vohra)
01772 644550
Child Protection Co-ordinator (Helen Duncan)
01772 644525
Genito-Urinary Medicine Clinic at Preston Hospital
01772 522814
HIV Team based GUM at Preston Hospital
01772 522814
Safe Centre based at Preston Hospital
01772 523344
Lancashire County Council Social Services
Assessment Team 01772 685318
Out of hours
01254 583777
PRESTON
Preston PCT Medicines Management Team
01772 645586
Prestonl Police Family Protection Unit (ring Police switchboard)
01772 203203
Preston Child Protection Unit (Cath Randall)
01772 641471*
*This number is for Health Professionals only and not for the public
Family Planning Clinics
Please see tel numbers in booklet “Referral Checklist
for Professionals”
Talkwize Young People’s Service
01772 255303
Genito-Urinary Medicine Clinic at Royal Preston Hospital
522814
Preston HIV support team
01772 468170
Lancashire Safe Centre based at Royal Preston Hospital
01772 523344
Preston Social Services First point of contact for Adult Assessment 01772 533689
Preston Social Services First point of contact for Children’s Assessment
01772 538700
Social Services Emergency outside hours duty team
0845 6021043
Lancashire County Council Social Services Assessment Team
01772 685318
Primary Care Centre (Out of Hours)
01772 7880581
NHS Direct
0845 4647
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AVAILABILITY TIMES OF OTHER SERVICES IN PRESTON
FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS
Monday
Avenham Clinic
Fulwood Clinic
Ingol Health Centre
Talkwize
Tel
401904
401300
401500
255303
Opening Times
10.30am – 12.30pm
6.00pm – 8.30pm
5.30pm – 7.30pm
12 noon – 4.00pm
Tuesday
Talkwize
255303
10.15am – 1.00pm
2.30pm – 7.00pm
Wednesday
Avenham Clinic
Geoffrey Street Health Centre
401904
401717
5.30pm – 7.30pm
6.15pm – 8.15pm
Thursday
Ashton Health Centre
Avenham Clinic
Longridge Community Hospital
Talkwize
401400
401904
781100
255303
6.30pm
11.45am
6.00pm
11.45am
Friday
Avenham Clinic
401904
10.30am – 12.30pm
1.30pm – 3.30pm
Saturday
Talkwize
255303
12 noon
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8.30pm
1.45pm
8.00pm
1.45pm
3.00pm
GENITOURINARY MEDICINE (For Sexual Health Screening)
Clinics are held at the Royal Preston Hospital site by appointment only. Please
telephone 522814.
GENERAL PRACTICE
As per individual practice hours, some may run specific clinics in addition. Preston
PCT practices and current GPs are listed in Appendix 1, although this may change
over time:
For further information relating to Family Planning Services contact Family Planning
Clinics on 644586 or Talkwize on 255303.
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Appendix 1
PRESTON PCT - GP'S ADDRESSES
GP
Practice Manager
Telephone
Fax
Address 1
Address 2
Baroudi G
Chakrabarti HP
Chesworth RJH & Ptnrs
Conway HP
Craig M & Partners
Das BT
Fletcher DJ & Ptnrs
Forrester & Partners
Ghori SS
Hann JC & Partners
Jandu MS & Partners
Jha JN
Khan QO & Partners
Kumar B
Mawson AC & Partners
Naik RK
Nath K
O'Donnell EI & Ptnrs
Patel DC & Partners
Pavey K & Partners
Pritchett AHJ & Ptnrs
Robb GA & Partners
Rossall CJ
Shahid SZ
Shaw S
Singh B
Singh H & Partners
Smith EM & Partners
Thanda KM
Webster M
Pat Baroudi
Pam Allen
Harry Williamson
Louise Fowler
Sangeeta Chikhalikar
Karen Baron
Alison Ashworth
Helen Stammers
Margaret Ghori
Ann Fadden
Cathy Jandu
Asha Jha
Glenda Sandham
Val Wiles
Pam Grogan
Carol Molyneux
Louise Fowler
Louise Fowler
Anne Fairclough
Lynda Williams
Gill Fraser
Joanne Nicholas
Rossall CJ
Patricia Bracken
Kath Wild
Sharon Riley
Wendy Sutton
Gwen Davy
Kath Wild
Jane Mills
01772 792864
01772 884308
01772 716033
01772 726389
01772 723222
01772 726588
01772 792512
01772 783021
01772 729756
01772 258474
01772 726186
01772 254546
01772 252414
01772 252409
01772 655533
01772 863033
01772 726169
01772 726500
01772 717261
01772 783271
01772 401730
01772 253554
01772 655599
01772 555733
01772 401760
01772 821069
01772 254484
01772 252077
01772 401931
01772 254173
01772 705251
01772 887735
01772 715445
01772 768138
01772 726619
01772 726613
01772 693521
01772 785809
01772 760862
01772 884200
01772 768823
01772 254984
01772 254101
01772 885509
01772 653414
01772 865492
01772 768138
01772 768138
01772 769733
01772 782836
01772 401731
01772 256679
01772 909080
01772 885406
01772 401950
01772 556778
01772 881835
01772 885451
01772 886567
01772 563669
Ribble Village Surgery
110 Deepdale Rd
Lytham Road Surgery
Ashton Health Centre
Docland Medical Centre
34-35 Ashton St
Ribbleton Medical Centre
Berry Lane Medical Centre
104 Woodplumpton Rd
Park View Surgery
Briarwood Medical Centre
310 St George's Rd
57 – 59 Meadow St
St Paul's Surgery
The Health Care Centre
The Surgery
Ashton Health Centre
The Park Medical Practice
Broadway Surgery
Stonebridge Surgery
The New Hall Lane Practice
The Surgery
The Health Centre
228-232 Deepdale Rd
The Geoffrey St Surgery
98 Deepdale Rd
Fishergate Hill Surgery
Moor Park Surgery
Avenham Lane Practice
49 Frenchwood Ave
200 Miller Road, Preston
Preston
2a Lytham Road, Fulwood,Preston
Pedders Lane, Ashton, Preston
Blanche Street, Preston
Preston
243 Ribbleton Avenue, Preston
Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston
Fulwood, Preston
23 Ribblesdale Place, Preston
514 Blackpool Rd, Ashton, Preston
Deepdale, Preston
Preston
36-38 East St, Preston
Flintoff Way, Preston
17-19 Beech Drive, Fulwood
Pedders Lane, Ashton, Preston
Peddars Lane, Ashton, Preston
2 Broadway, Fulwood, Preston
Preston Road, Longridge, Preston
Geoffrey Street Health Centre Geoffrey St, Preston
63-65 Garstang Rd, Preston
Flintoff Way, Preston
Deepdale, Preston
Geoffrey Street Health Centre Geoffrey St, Preston
Deepdale, Preston
50 Fishergate Hill, Preston
49 Garstang Road, Preston
Avenham Lane H C, Avenham Lane, Preston
Frenchwood,Preston
Preston Primary Care
Centre
Jim Braithwaite
01772 788058
01772 713016
Royal Preston Hospital
Sharoe Green Lane, Fulwood, Preston
Chorley & South Ribble Primary Care Trust GP NAMES AND PRACTICES
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W R ALMOND & PARTNERS
D R BALL & PARTNERS
P A C BAMFORD & PARTNERS
R J C BENNETT & PARTNER
A K BROWN & PARTNERS
P R CURTIS & PARTNERS
R DASGUPTA & PARTNER
E M H DAWOUD & PARTNER
O A ELHALHULI
R A EVISON & PARTNERS
M M FRANCE & PARTNER
M S J GALE & PARTNER
K K GARG & PARTNER
S N HILTON & PARTNER
I H JONES
V K KHANNA & PARTNER
T LEELAKUMARI
S E LEWIS & PARTNER
S R LORD & PARTNER
R M LYONS & BAGHDJIAN
K MASHAYEKHY
N S McCRAITH & PARTNERS
S D MOSS & PARTNERS
P A MUMFORD & PARTNERS
T P O'CONNOR & PARTNERS
J PARKER & PARTNERS
K PATEL & PARTNERS
A B PHILLIPS & PARTNERS
S PITALIA & PITALIA
R K PRASAD & PARTNER
M A SERVICE & PARTERS
H D SULE & PARTNER
A K TANDON
G G K WIJETHILEKE
DR D W YOUNG & PARTNERS
SURGERY NAME
STATION SURGERY
CROSTON VILLAGE SURGERY
LIBRARY HOUSE SURGERY
ROSLEA SURGERY
THE HEALTH CENTRE
THE SURGERY
ACRESWOOD SURGERY
SANDY LANE SURGERY
KINGSFOLD MEDICAL CENTRE
652 PRESTON ROAD
ADLINGTON MEDICAL CENTRE
REGENT HOUSE SURGERY
WITHNELL HEALTH CENTRE
THE HEALTH CENTRE
CROSTON MEDICAL CENTRE
CUNLIFFE MEDICAL CENTRE
THE HEALTH CENTRE
CLAYTON BROOK SURGERY
STATION SURGERY
NEW LONGTON SURGERY
EUXTON MEDICAL CENTRE
THE HEALTH CENTRE
VILLAGE SURGERY
St MARY'S HEALTH CENTRE
LONGTON HEALTH CENTRE
GRANVILLE HOUSE MEDICAL CENTRE
St FILLANS MEDICAL CENTRE
WORDEN MEDICAL CENTRE
CENTRAL PARK SURGERY
RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTRE
EAVES LANE SURGERY
LOSTOCK HALL MEDICAL CENTRE
WHITTLE SURGERY
MOSS SIDE MEDICAL CENTRE
THE BEECHES MEDICAL CENTRE
MEDICARE UNIT
STREET
8 GOLDEN HILL LANE
OUT LANE
AVONDALE ROAD
51 STATION ROAD
COLLISON AVENUE
20 DOCTORS LANE
5 ACRESWOOD CLOSE
SANDY LANE
WOODCROFT CLOSE
CLAYTON LE WOODS
22-24 BABYLON LANE
21 REGENT ROAD
RAILWAY ROAD
COLLISON AVENUE
30 BROOKFIELD
41 CUNLIFFE STREET
COLLISON AVENUE
62 TUNLEY HOLME
8 GOLDEN HILL LANE
2 CHURCHSIDE
St MARY'S GATE
COLLISON AVENUE
WILLIAM STREET
COP LANE
LIVERPOOL ROAD
GRANVILLE STREET
2 LIVERPOOL ROAD
WEST PADDOCK
BALFOUR STREET
194 VICTORIA ROAD
311 EAVES LANE
410 LEYLAND ROAD
199 PRESTON ROAD
16 MOSS SIDE WAY
LIVERPOOL ROAD
1 CROSTON ROAD
REGION
LEYLAND
CROSTON
CHORLEY
BAMBER BRIDGE
CHORLEY
ECCLESTON
COPPULL
LEYLAND
PENWORTHAM
CHORLEY
ADLINGTON
CHORLEY
WITHNELL
CHORLEY
CROSTON
CHORLEY
CHORLEY
BAMBER BRIDGE
LEYLAND
NEW LONGTON
EUXTON
CHORLEY
LOSTOCK HALL
PENWORTHAM
LONGTON
ADLINGTON
PENWORTHAM
LEYLAND
LEYLAND
WALTON LE DALE
CHORLEY
LOSTOCK HALL
WHITTLE LE WOODS
LEYLAND
LONGTON
LOSTOCK HALL
POSTCODE PRACTICE MANAGER
PR25 3NP ALISON SMITH
PR26 9HJ
GILLIAN STUBBS
PR7 2AD
JENNY PARRY
PR5 6PE
VAL CALLAGHAN
PR7 2TH
SUSAN HARTLEY
PR7 5RA
ANNE SINGLETON
PR7 5EJ
LYNDA KEELEY
PR25 2EB CHRISTINE KEBER
PR1 9BX
WENDY BATE
PR6 7EH
LORRAINE PARKINSON
PR6 9NW
SHARON BRAMWELL
PR7 2DH
SUE JEZZARD
PR6 8UA
MARYLIN CLOWES
PR7 2TH
PAT STRINGER
PR26 9HY GLENNYS PARR
PR7 2BA
SHIELA ECKERSLEY
PR7 2TH
JAYNE PRESTON
PR5 8ES
JANICE FISHWICK
PR25 3NP GLENNYS PARR
PR4 4LU
KAREN RIMMER
PR7 6AH
CHRISTINE MEREDITH
PR7 2TH
JACCI ROWLEY
PR5 5RZ
BEVERLEY MASHAYEKHY
PR1 0SR
GWEN ADAMS
PR4 5HA
KATH SWAIN
PR6 9PY
LINDA KERSHAW
PR1 0AD
ALISON WILSON
PR25 1HW TRACY WILLIAMS
PR25 2TD ANNE-MARIE MILLER
PR5 4AY
JAYNE SAYNER
PR6 0DR
GILLIAN CLITHEROE
PR5 5SA
ELLEN PRICE
PR6 7PS
SALLY COOKE
PR26 7XL
HELEN KING
PR4 5AB
BARRBARA NORRIS
PR5 5RS
JOY WHITTLE
TELEPHONE No
01772 622505
01772 600722
01257 262081
01772 335128
01772 644184
01257 451221
01257 793578
01772 909917
01772 909128
01772 323021
01257 482076
01257 264842
01254 830311
01772 644194
01772 600081
01257 267127
01772 644180
01772 313950
01772 622808
01772 613804
01257 267402
01772 644186
01772 697666
01772 744404
01772 615429
01257 481966
01772 745427
01772 423555
01772 623110
01772 556703
01257 272904
01772 518080
01257 262383
01772 623954
01772 613123
01772 330724
FAX No
01772 457718
01772 600448
01257 232114
01772 492248
01257 232285
01257 450911
01257 794005
01772 909911
01772 909141
01772 620078
01257 474770
01257 231387
01254 832337
01257 232285
01772 601612
01257 234665
01257 241870
01772 620467
THE RYAN MEDICAL CENTRE
St MARY'S ROAD
BAMBER BRIDGE
PR5 6TE
01772 335136
01772 626701
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JULIE HOWARTH
01772 617812
01257 271501
01772
01772
01772
01257
01772
01772
01772
01772
01257
01772
01257
01772
01772
01772
697888
752967
611094
474655
752562
623878
623885
880861
266821
518086
261019
622897
616311
620160
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COMMUNITY CONTRACEPTIVE CLINICS & CONNECT
The
Community
Service provides
Contraceptive
 A full range of services - counselling,
advice and supplies of:
 Contraceptive Pill
 Coil (IUCD)
 Injectable method/implant
 Cap/diaphragm/condom
 Emergency contraception
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Counselling and referral for male and
female sterilisation
Advice/counselling/referral for unplanned
pregnancy
Free pregnancy testing and support
Preconception advice
Cervical Screening
Advice on safer sex, HIV, AIDS and other
sexually transmitted infections
Advice on gynaecological and sexual
problems
Referral to other services, e.g. GUM
Special Features
 Confidential

Doctor and nurses with specialist FP
training
 Highly skilled professional and friendly staff
 All services and supplies are free and
dispensed on site
 No geographical boundaries, can self-refer
to any clinic
 Assurance of a female doctor
 No GP referral necessary
 Appointment system or drop-in

Specialised services for young people
under 25
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Who can use the service?
The service is available to men and women
of any age.
4 Lytham Road
401300
Services in Chorley & South Ribble
Monday
General and IUCD session
*Chorley Health Centre
Tel 01772
Tuesday
General and IUCD session
Thursday
General and IUCD session
6.30 – 8.30pm
10.30am-12.30pm
Monday
General and IUCD session
6.00 – 8.30pm
Tel 01772
5.30 –7.30pm
Ashton Health Centre
Yewlands Drive, Leyland
644101
Tel 01772
6.30 – 8.30pm
67-69 Pedders Lane Ashton
401400/03
Thursday
General and IUCD session
Tel 01772
6.15 – 8.15pm
Avenham Clinic
*Penwortham St.Mary’s Health Centre
Cop Lane, Penwortham
644151
Tel 01772
Thursday
General and IUCD session
Tel 01772
Ingol Health Centre
87 Village Green Lane
401500
*Leyland Clinic
Monday
General and IUCD session
6.00 – 8.00pm
Fulwood Clinic
Where is it available?
Collison Ave. Chorley
644700
Thursday
General and IUCD session
IUCDs by appointment
only
6.30 – 8.30pm
Bamber Bridge Clinic 01772 - 644676
School Lane
12.00 – 2.00
Friday General & IUCD
Services in the Preston area
Avenham Lane
401904
Monday
General and IUCD session
Wednesday
General and IUCD session
Thursday
General session
Thursday
Vasectomy
counselling
and operation only
Friday
General and IUCD session
Tel 01772
10.30am-12.30pm
5.30 – 7.30pm
11.45am-1.45pm
11.30
am
appointment
by
10.30am-12.30pm
1.30 – 3.30pm
Longridge Community Hospital
St Wilfreds Terr. Longridge
781100
Tel 01772
Ribbleton Clinic
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Langden Drive
401825/401826
(Off Pope Lane)
Thursday
General and IUCD session
Tel 01772
10.15am – 12.15pm
The Health Centre
Geoffrey Street, Preston
401717
Wednesday
General session
Tel 01772
6.15 – 8.15pm
* The clinics are accredited to provide post graduate
practical training for nurses and doctors to obtain
diploma/certificate of competence in Family Planning
and Reproductive Health
How to access the service
In CHORLEY,
ring the
appropriate
Clinic/Health
Centre for
information or
to book an
EHC Service Specification 140905
© Chorley & South Ribble PCT 2005
appointment
between 9.00am
and 5.00pm or
just drop in
during clinic
sessions
In PRESTON,
phone during
clinic hours
Young People’s Sexual
Health Services
West Paddock, Leyland
621077
Thursday
Tel 01772
3.00 – 5.00pm
Talkwize - Preston
UrbanxChange Mount Street
255303
Tel 01772
Monday
Nurse available
12.00noon
3.00pm
Tuesday
Nurse available
Doctor available
3.00 – 7.00pm
4.00 – 6.00pm
Thursday
Nurse available
Saturday
Nurse available
3.00 – 5.00pm
12.00noon
3.00pm
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There are many Sexually Transmitted
Infections (STIs) that have no symptoms
but can be passed to others.
If you would like to make an appointment
to discuss a checkup please phone:
GUM Preston – 01772 522814
for advice.
A FREE confidential service for all young
people under 25
Talkwize@Wise-Up - Chorley
55 Union Street, Chorley
517248
Monday
Tel 01257
7.00 – 9.00pm
General information about
the Services

Talkwize@Wise-Up - Leyland
Leyland Youth & Community Centre
Partners are welcome
 The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly
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Information is confidential
Contraceptives, including condoms,
are provided FREE of charge
Cervical smears, advice regarding
breast self awareness and general
sexual health information are also
available
Emergency contraception is available
at all sessions
Your own family doctor (GP) may
provide a Family Planning Service and
condoms are available at some GP
surgeries
For emergency contraception at
other times contact your own GP
or NHS Direct – Tel 0845 46 47
For further information contact:
Sexual Health
Services
Manager
Chorley & South
Ribble PCT
Jubilee House
Centurion Way
Leyland
Lancs PR26 6TR
Tel: 01772 644523
EHC Service Specification 140905
© Chorley & South Ribble PCT 2005
We would
welcome any
comments,
suggestions or
complaints that
would help us
improve our
quality of
service. These
should be
directed to:
The Director of
Nursing and
Clinical Services
Chorley & South
Ribble Primary
Care Trust
Tel: 01772
644494
Leaflet No GLFPS01 2003
Sexual Health Services
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