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Patient Support: How to submit a request to your GP Practice using the NHS App
Patient Support: How to submit a request to your GP Practice using the NHS App

How to use submit a Patient Triage request via the NHS App if you are a patient

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Getting in touch with your practice via the NHS App

You can now get in touch with your practice to submit a medical query/admin request through the NHS App. πŸ‘‡

To do this, you'll need to download the NHS App and sign in with your NHS login (or sign up if you don't have a login yet). You can read more about that here.

Submitting a medical query via the NHS App:

To submit a medical query, select the "Services" option at the bottom of the screen, then "Ask your GP for medical advice". You will be asked to confirm whether you are experiencing any of the below symptoms.

After confirming this, you'll be able to answer questions to submit a request to get help regarding a medical issue. You will need to verify if the request is for yourself or someone else.

Once you choose your preferred method of contact, you will be asked to review the request before it is completed and submitted. Once submitted, you'll be taken to a confirmation page:

Submitting an admin query via the NHS App:

To submit an admin query, select the "Services" option at the bottom of the screen, then "Ask your GP surgery a question". You will be asked to confirm whether you are experiencing any of the below symptoms then asked to select one of the admin query options. πŸ‘‡

After confirming this, you'll be able to answer questions to submit a request to get help regarding a medical issue. You will need to verify if the request is for yourself or someone else.

Once you choose your preferred method of contact, you will be asked to review the request before it is completed and submitted. Once submitted, you'll be taken to a confirmation page:

If you still have any questions or concerns, feel free to chat with us using the green message bubble in the bottom right-hand corner of this page. πŸ‘‰

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