FACE COVERINGS from 15th June

Please note that all patients should wear face coverings as advised by the government from 15th June.when entering the surgery. For simple advice on how to create please see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gINNCYw1agc

Welcome To Burford Surgery Website

Here you can access commonly used services like on-line medication and on-line appointment booking (please select services on the above menu) as well as submitting enquiries about referrals or hospital appointments and results.

You can also find out about services provided at the practice including information about Burford Surgery as a Training Practice. This information is primarily for future GPs but patients are also welcome to look at this. You can also view this information on a mobile phone.

Coronavirus Information

Please click on the image

News

Click here for news/information section

Out of Hours - dial 111

When the surgery is closed, dial 111 to get advice or care.

Problem with a Hospital Appointment or Result?

You can either:

Ring the secretary direct
Ring the Patient Liaison line at the hospital:
Ask us to chase this up on your behalf

CQC Inspection Report

Minor Injury Unit at Witney Hospital

Don't forget the Minor Injury Unit based at Witney Community Hospital - this is often quicker than A&E at the John Radcliffe. They are able to offer the immediate treatment of fractured limbs and arrange further care as necessary. Click on the above image for more information

Medical Information

For detailed information of lots of topics we recommend patient.info which contains the information sheets from our computer supplier.

Information about training at Burford Surgery

Burford Surgery is approved for the post graduate training of doctors in their specialist training for General Practice. Dr Albert is an approved postgraduate GP trainer in the Oxford Deanery. Many surgeries in Oxfordshire are involved in training future doctors. We see this as a really positive thing. Not only is it great to be involved in helping learners but it also keeps us all on our toes as we are constantly asked 'why'! As a patient you may be offered an appointment with one of the learner doctors but you are under no pressure to do so. Earlier in their training you are likely to be offered a much longer appointment than usual. We are regularly inspected to keep our approval by the Oxford Deanery.

For more information about training at Burford Surgery Click Here