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nurses, paramedics, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers or pharmacists,

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Community nurses work closely with GPs, social services, hospitals and other healthcare staff to provide a service tailored to meet individual needs. The service helps patients cope with ill health and disability, thus allowing them to have the best possible quality of life, while maintaining dignity and respect.

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Professionals that work in a GP surgery can include: nurses, midwives, health visitors, pharmacists, physician associates, psychiatrist and care of elderly specialists.

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District nurses also work closely with gps and they also work with

continence team;

tissue viability;

oncology and palliative care team;

diabetic team;

24 hour nursing team;

heart failure nurses.

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Welcome everyone regardless of background

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Domiciliary care agency- provide support and care in a service users home. care is given over a continuous 24 hour period

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Age range 0-5 years old.
It’s a free service.
No waiting list and no referral required.
Can see health visitors get your baby weighed etc.

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The beacon centre in Exeter exists for the public benefit, for promoting welfare and education to local residents and promoting community and belonging.

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GP surgeries treat all common medical conditions and refer patients to hospitals and other medical services for urgent and specialist treatments.

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There are over 350 different NHS careers: phlebotomist collect blood samples, registered nurse they explain medical conditions and treatment plans, cardiographers work in the cardiac department, anaesthetist they provide general anaesthetic and pain relief drugs 

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There are over 350 different NHS careers: phlebotomist collect blood samples, registered nurse they explain medical conditions and treatment plans, cardiographers work in the cardiac department, anaesthetist they provide general anaesthetic and pain relief drugs 

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24 hour rapid response

The 24 hour rapid response nursing team provides nursing care and support over a 24 hour period to patients who can safely be cared for at home, rather than being admitted to or staying in hospital.

Twilight nursing

A nursing auxiliary service provided for patients living at home.

Specialist teams

Specialist teams usually include a range of healthcare professionals and are designed to support and complement community nursing services in treating specific conditions or situations. Specialist nurses have not only a general nursing background, but also specialised knowledge and skills to deal with chronic disease management, eg diabetes, COPD, heart failure etc.

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•run a community café
•a bakery and a cookery school
• grow vegetables look after one of the few large green spaces in the city centre

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emergency services

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Occupational therapist work with patients who are ill, injured or disabled
Medical technologist work in the hospital laboratory where they prefer test prepare samples and track lab results
Physiotherapist help to treat people with physical problems by drawing up a personalised plan including exercise walking reeducation and self management strategies

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NHS Podiatrists and community nurses do a lot of home visits to less mobile people. This is to give them specialised care when they can’t go to hospital

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Skills you need to be a GP:

- Ability to listen and communicate effectively, strong interest in working with people.
-Work collaboratively as part of a large team.
-Handle uncertainty and conflicting statements demands.