Registering with a Doctor
Most students will go through University without hainvg any serious health issues. However it is very important that all those students living away from home are registered with a doctor. To register with a GP you must live within the 'catchment area' of that GP's practice. The University also has its own health centre in the Maxwell Building. You may find also it useful to visit the NHS website for more information.
NHS Direct
If you need advice about a medical condition, you can contact NHS direct
Tel: 0845 4647. English interpreters are available, ask for help by naming your own language or country.
Dentist
To find out if you are entitled to free dental treatment you can visit the NHS Website for more information. You can also carry out a search for dental practices in your local area.
HC1 Form
The HC1 form can be used to claim for help with NHS treatments (e.g. prescriptions, dental treatment, sight tests etc).
Counselling Service
The University offers a free counseling service to all students and staff at the University. You can contact the Counselling Service directly through the Medical Centre alternatively you can also book an appointment through the Students’ Union Advice Centre.
Health and Well Being - Mental Health Support
There is a range of support available. Visit the University website for further information.
Sexual Health Advice
There is a whole range of information on Sexual Health. You can speak to one of the Advisors in the Students’ Union Advice Centre in the strictest of confidence. There is also a Students' Union leaflet available. Alternatively visit your doctor or contact NHS Direct. There is also a list of local pharmacies
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