Do you really need to fill out a triage form?

Our triage form should only be used if you need advice from or an appointment with a doctor
(It is usually only active between 6am & 4pm)

• If your query is about medication, please email hart.prescriptions@nhs.net or click here. Your query will be dealt with by our prescription desk or a clinical pharmacist.
• If your query is about booking an appointment with a nurse or healthcare assistant (eg a blood test, smear, dressing, vaccination, contraception, NHS Health check, travel jabs, diabetes, asthma or COPD review), then please either call our treatment room desk between 10am – noon or 2-4pm (via our main line 01491 843200) or email bobicb-ox.hart.trdesk@nhs.net
• If you need administrative help regarding a referral or for non-clinical matters such as insurance forms, shotgun forms, fit to fly letters or medical reports, then please contact our medical secretaries via our administrative form which can be found here.  (They will not be able to help with any clinical matters or book you an appointment).
• For some types of appointment (see below), you do not need to go via your GP but can contact the service directly
  • Physiotherapy (over 18s only): Call 01865 634 336 or go to www.connecthealth.co.uk/services/oxfordshire
  • Audiology/Hearing Tests (for over 55s only) : Call 0118 322 7238 or email audiology.royalberkshire@nhs.net
  • Mental Health Counselling Services: Call 01865 901 222 or go to oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/talkingspaceplus
  • Midwife : For the newly pregnant. Request your first midwife appointment. Call 0118 322 8964 (option 1) or click here to Request an appointment

If you are still sure you need a GP appointment or advice please Submit a Triage Request using button below

(If you are unable to fill out the form online our receptionists are happy to help fill it out on your behalf over the phone or at the desk)

The form may be used between 6am – 4pm each weekday that we are open (we are not open bank holidays)
If you are able to fill it out during the early half of the morning that would be very much appreciated. If you develop a condition after 4pm and before 6:30 and need GP advice, please call the surgery.