Self-Referrals
The NHS Scotland Interactive Diabetes Website is designed to provide comprehensive support for individuals with diabetes, as well as their families and friends. The platform offers a range of resources, including informative leaflets, videos, educational tools, and interactive games. Additionally, users can access their most recent diabetes clinic results through the website, empowering them to better manage their condition.
Self-referral provides a direct pathway to Audiology services for hearing assessments and, if necessary, the provision of National Health Service hearing aids. This streamlined process allows individuals to access services without the need to consult other healthcare providers, including your GP or Practice Nurse, beforehand.
An MSK physiotherapist will assess and treat patients with injuries, conditions, or issues related to muscles, bones, joints, and peripheral nerves. They may also offer guidance on managing your condition and provide referrals to additional services as needed.
Accessing Support from the Podiatry Team
To access our services, kindly complete our self-referral form.
If you are unable to leave your home, please contact your GP, as we can only accept referrals for home visits from a medical professional.
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The good news is that support is available. Our free and accessible local Quit Your Way services greatly enhance your chances of successfully quitting and remaining smoke-free. We offer a range of tailored support services to assist you throughout your journey to quit smoking.
