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• Access to medical records
• Accidents
• Accident victims visiting GP surgeries
• Advice worker
• Alcohol control
• Ambulances
• Antenatal clinics (see also Having a baby and Midwife)
• Appointments (see also Delays with appointments)
• Asthma
• Audiology

• Baby foods
• Bereavement group
• Bladder or bowel problems
• Blue badge scheme
• Bristol city council
• Bristol walk-in centre
• Budgets and funding

• Care for carers
• Care and repair
• Care direct - Bristol
• Certificates and charges
• Cervical smears
• Changing your doctor
• Chaperones policy
• Chemists' opening hours
• Child health clinic (see also Immunisations)
• Choose and book
• Comments, suggestions and complaints (see also Bristol north primary care trust ‘the pct’)
• Community mental health team
• Community mental health nurses
• Community rehabilitation service
• Computer systems and data protection
• Condoms
• Confidentiality
• Continuity of care
• Counselling

• D.A.R.T. (Disabled Adults Resource Team)
• Delay with appointments
• Dental services
• Diabetes (see also Diet and dietician)
• Dial-a-ride (see also Shop mobility)
• Diet and dietician
• Disabled (see also Occupational therapists)
• District nurses
• Domestic violence
• Donation
• Driving licence and passport application forms

• Ear syringing
• Education welfare service
• Elderly
• Equipment on loan
• Exercise programmes
• Eye hospital (accident & emergency dept.)

• Family planning and contraception
• Financial help (see also Advice worker & Social security benefits))
• Freedom of information act

• General medical council

• Having a baby (see also Antenatal clinics and Midwife)
• Health authorities (see also Primary Care Trust)
• Health & safety policy
• Health visitors
• Health education (see also Preventive care)
• Hearing difficulties and hearing aid repairs
• History of the health centre
• Home care service and home helps
• Home medicines
• Home visits by the doctor (see also Telephoning the doctor and Urgent medical problems)
• Horfield
• Hospital at home (rapid response service)
• Hospital discharge
• Hospitals
• Hours of opening (see also Results of blood and urine tests etc)
• Housing forms

• Immunisation/vaccination (see also Travel abroad)
• Information leaflets
• Insurance/pre-employment/LGV or PCV examinations/claim forms

• Locum doctors

• Mammography
• Map of practice area
• Medical cards
• Medicines
• Midwife in the community
• MIU (Minor Injuries Unit)
• Minor surgery
• Mistakes and medical errors

• National Health Service
• National interpreting service
• New patients (see also Health authority)
• NHS direct
• NHS walk-in centre

• Occupational therapists
• Overdoses or poisoning

• Parentcraft classes
• Passport and driving licence application forms
• Patient advice and liaison service
• Patients' charter (replaced in 2001 by ‘your guide to the NHS’)
• Patient participation group
• Physiotherapy
• Podiatry
• Practice manager
• Practice nurses
• Pregnancy tests
• Prescriptions
• Preventive care
• Primary care trusts (PCT)
• Private treatment

• Qualifications of doctors
• Quality practice award (QPA)

• Registrars/foundation year 2 doctors
• Registration of births and deaths
• Removal of patients from GPs lists
• Repeat prescriptions
• Research
• Results of blood & urine tests, cervical smears, x-rays, etc.

• Self help groups
• Sexually transmitted diseases (including HIV/AIDS)
• Shopmobility
• Smoking (stop smoking groups)
• Social security benefits (see also Advice worker)
• Social workers
• Speech therapy & language therapy
• Standards of service
• Students in the NHS
• Suggestions

• Talking with your doctor
• Teenage clinic
• The Team
• Telephoning the doctor
• Temporary residents
• Terminal care
• Termination of pregnancy
• Travel abroad & holiday immunisation
• Treatment room

• UMDA DAWA
• Unemployment and ‘tomorrow’s people’
• Urgent medical problems

• Videotape recording of consultations

• Warts
• Website – Horfield health centre
• Well man and well woman checks

• Your guide to the NHS