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We will treat you with dignity, respect and privacy
- Let us know if you would prefer to be called by your full name
- We will not discriminate – whatever your age, gender, race, religion or sexual preference
- Ask to speak in a private room if you feel uncomfortable at the reception desk
- Ask for a chaperone if you would like one
- You may have access to your health records and know that everyone who works for the NHS is under a legal duty to keep your records confidential
Accessibility for all
- If you have problems with language – either yours or ours – ask for help, or bring a friend or relative along with you
- Please ask the doctor questions about your condition and treatment
- The doctors will explain the results of any tests to you in a way that will help you understand your treatment choices
- You can ask for information in a more accessible format
Putting you at the centre of your care
- We will take into consideration your own views about decisions relating to your care and treatment
- You can provide feedback through our patient surveys
- You can access our website for further information on any of the services we provide
- We will keep clinical areas clean and free from infection. We ask you to use the hand gel or washrooms, to help us achieve this