The Nuffield Practice

Welcome to the Nuffield practice Website.  We hope you will find this a useful resource to help you to make good use of our services, and to help save you time when you need to order repeat prescriptions, update us with changes in your name or address, and help you when you are registering with the practice for the first time. 

Our Practice philosophy is to provide a high quality and caring service to our patients, which is accessible and considerate, in an open and friendly atmosphere.

We believe in involving patients in their health care by open and effective communication.  We recognise the value of each other and encourage the active participation of all our staff in improving the ways in which we deliver our service.

We are proud that ours is a training practice, accredited by the University of Oxford Deanery for training doctors in general practice. 

Please join our Patient Panel Forum CLICK HERE

Thank you to all who participated in the Patient Panel's 2013 Nuffield Patient Survey. 

Please see our report by clicking on Latest News (top of the menu on the right), and then Newsletter.

If you are not sure what help you need, you might find it useful to have a look at the Choose Well site, to help you decide.  click on this link: www.oxfordshirepct.nhs.uk/choose-well

When it’s less urgent than 999

What is 111?

NHS 111 is a new telephone service being introduced to help make it easier for you to access local health services.

I f you live in Oxfordshire, you can now call 111 when you need help fast, but it isn’t a 999 emergency.    You can ring 111, 365 days a year, to reach a full range of local health services, including out of hours, doctors, community nurses, emergency dental care and late opening chemists.  Calls from landlines and mobile phones are free – just like 999.

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The 111 service is also available via typetalk on number 18001 111

When do I use it?

People should use the NHS 111 service if they need help or advice urgently but it’s not a life-threatening situation.