Sax Quacks Drs Havard, Evans, Murphy, Hamblyn, Dunn, Oates & RichardsRead all about it!Make Over...Over the past year the surgery has recently had a cosmetic overhaul. To name a few,we have:Refurbished the treatment room, installednew signage to the surgery entrance, re-tarmaced the car park, installed electric frontdoors, redecorated all clinical areas, re-floored all clinical areas, installed a car parkbarrier, installed a new flat screen call board in the waiting room and installeda new phone systemChristmas Opening Times 2011As we get into the festive spirit we wanted to make sure everyone is aware of our opening times over the Christmas period so that you can ensure you have sufficient medication. Friday 23rd December - Normal working day Saturday 24th December - ClosedSunday 25th December - ClosedMonday 26th December - ClosedTuesday 27th December - ClosedWednesday 28th December - open as normal Thursday 29th December - open as normal Friday 30th December - open as normal Monday 2nd January - ClosedTuesday 3rd January - open as normal Don’t forget - if you need to contact a doctor out of our surgery hours you can speak to a GP using the out of hours service. Ring the surgery number and you will be put straight through. Staff Recognition AwardsThe Saxmundham Healthpractice has achieved thetarget of 100 per cent oftheir residential homepatients dying at home.Our District Nursing team has done all thework and we have just signed and authorised as advised. MaggieCooper and Carole Curtis are the stalwarts. These two work under ever increasing pressure and do not receive the credit theydeserve. Click here to read the full articleSaxmundham Health wins Health Service Journal Award The award for “Improving Care With Technology” recognised the success of the Advice Letter Listing system, which uses technology to get consultant advice on referrals, and has reduced the number of unnecessary gynaecology and urology outpatient appointments by 23% over the last 12 months.The project is being rolled out to all clinical specialities. Judges said the project was a “simple, cheap solution providing potentially huge value for money”. They also praised the “great cooperation” between GPs and consultants.Lorem ipsum dolor