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Patients have certain responsibilities:
- To arrive on time for their appointment. If you are unable to keep your appointment please advise us
- Treat all health staff in a reasonable, courteous manner
- Use emergency services sensibly
- Take care of medicines. Medicines are for the person they are prescribed for and should not be shared. Any unwanted/unused medicines should be returned to a pharmacy for disposal
- Keep the practice informed of any change of name, address, telephone number or mobile number
- Keep young children in your care under constant supervision and ensure they behave appropriately while on practice premises.
- As patients you are responsible for your own health and that of any dependants. It is important that you adhere to any advice or information given to you by a health professional.