September 2019
Flu season is almost upon us again. We hope to start the clinics around Mid to Late October. If you fall into one of the at risk groups, ( eg diabetes, over 65, etc ). Please give reception a call on 01224 586829 and the team will be able to help you with booking an appointment for your vaccination.
August 2019
As we say goodbye to Dr E. Ballantyne who has now finished her GPST training and moved onto pastures new and Dr Withanage moves back to the hospital for the new phase of her GPST training. Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr M Anthony back to the practice. Dr M. Anthony joins us for his final year of GPST Training.
February 2019
Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr P Withanage to the practice. Dr Withanage joins us for her 6 months during her first year of GPST Training.
October 2018
Flu season is here again. If you fall into one of the at risk groups, ( eg diabetes, over 65, etc ). Please give reception a call on 01224 586829 and the team will be able to help you with booking an appointment for your vaccination.
August 2018
Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr E Ballantyne back to the practice. Dr Ballantyne joins us for her final year of GPST Training.
May 2018
As we say goodbye to Dr Farquharson & wish her well in her retirement, Albyn Medical Practice are pleased to welcome Dr L Sinclair to the practice. Dr Sinclair joins us as a partner. She did her ST training here at the practice & has, since leaving in August 2017, been a GP up in Cruden Bay.
March 2018
After 30 years with Albyn Medical Practice Dr Farquharson is retiring at the end of April. It goes without saying that we wish her all the best for her retirement.
February 2018
The Practice welcomes back Dr Jennifer Anderson who returns to do her ST3 training with us. Dr Anderson will be with us for 18 months.
January 2018
See our stars of the future tell us about having a Cold & Antibiotics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X80IePmW_IY&feature=youtu.be
April 2017
(SPIRE) Scottish Primary Care Information Resource
NHSScotland is improving the way it uses information from GP patient records
From May 2017 we will improve the way we use information from GP patient records. These changes will help to plan and improve health and care services in Scotland.
SPIRE (Scottish Primary Care Information Resource) is a service that has been developed to help GPs, the NHS in Scotland and researchers to learn from information held at GP practices.