High Field Surgery (T:0113 295 3600)
Doctors Kitchen, Shaw, Whitley, Bobet and Cheridjian provide a NHS General Practice Service based at High Field Surgery, Holtdale Approach, Holt Park, Leeds, LS16 7RX. The practice has list size of 7,600 patients, and offers a comprehensive range of services.
The Surgery
Includes how to register and details of our practice area, our staff and frequently asked questions about the practice.
Appointments
How to make an appointment including online booking. Information about our opening hours, out of hours services and staff training.
Prescriptions
Explains how you can order prescriptions and includes on line ordering of prescriptions.
Our Services
Includes women's health, details of children's health including vaccination schedules and other services the practice offers.
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Travel Vaccinations
We provide a comprehensive Travel Service and we are a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre.
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Online Services
Patient Group
Find information about our patient group including the minutes of meetings.
Staff Training
Please be aware that one Thursday afternoon per month we close for staff training.
What's New
Patient Participation Group Patient Involvement Plan, Patient Survey and Recent Minutes (26/03/2013)
Please find the details of the latest Patient Survey and Patient Involvement Plan and also the minutes of the latest meeting of the Patient Reference Group on the website.
NHS Leeds West Clinical Commissioning Group (6/02/2013)
The NHS Leeds West Clinical Commissioning Group (LWCCG) will from April 2013 become the new statutory NHS organisation responsible for local health budgets in our area. Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are groups of GPs that are responsible for planning and designing local health services in England. They will do this by 'commissioning' or buying health and care services including:
- Planned hospital care
- Urgent and emergency care
- Rehabilitation care
- Community health services
- Mental health and learning disability services
To do this CCGs will work with patients and health and social care partners (e.g. local hospitals, local authorities, local community groups etc) to ensure services meet local needs. CCG boards are made up of GPs from the local area and at least one registered nurse and one secondary care specialist doctor. All GP practices have to belong to a Clinical Commissioning Group. The Clinical Commissioning Groups are accountable to the NHS Commissioning Board at a national level. The NHS Commissioning Board is a new body that will make sure that CCGs have the capacity and capability to successfully commission services for their local population and also meet their financial responsibilities.
NHS 111. The New Out Of Hours Service (5/02/2013)
Starting on Tuesday 5th March all West Yorkshire Out Of Hours calls for General Practice will be dealt with via NHS 111 with patients needing further clinical assessment by a doctor being transferred to Local Care Direct. If you ring the practice when it is closed you will hear an answer phone message advising you to ring 111 in order to access the GP out of hours service. Unfortunately we are not allowed to transfer you directly as this would mean patients would incur phone costs because 111 is a free call. Up till the 5th March 2013 please ring the surgery direct or use 0345 605 99 99.