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Did you know that in many cases you have the right to choose where you have your NHS treatment? Find out what choices are currently available to NHS patients in England
Online services offer you the chance to book appointments, order repeat prescriptions or access summary information held in your GP record online. You can find out what services are provided by your GP on this site
Pathology provides essential services to the NHS. Every time you give a blood, stool, urine or tissue sample, it is analysed by a pathologist
If you need help and advice about sexual health matters, there are various places you can go for free. Get an overview of who offers what sexual health services
Find out about the NHS in England: its history and values, governance and regulation, and engagement with the public.
If you're not happy with the care or treatment you've received, you have the right to complain. Find out how.
Find out what to expect from NHS services provided in England, including how to access them and any costs involved, if any.
Sometimes you'll have to pay towards the cost of your NHS care. Find out if you can get help with these costs.
Find out how the NHS provides care to the UK's armed forces community.
Have you planned your next holiday yet? Passport, visa and hotel are the obvious things to consider, but what about planning your healthcare?
How long should you wait to start your treatment? Find out about maximum waiting times and how they are calculated.
A personal health budget could help you to manage your care in a way that suits you. Find out where to get started.
Find out how to make the most of the internet and live a healthier life. Plus tips on how to keep yourself and others safe online.
See how local NHS services perform on patient safety, hospital food standards and other indicators, and challenge them to improve.
Antibiotics are losing their effectiveness at an increasing rate. Find out what's being done to combat antibiotic resistance.
Investigations into the quality of NHS services: the Urgent and Emergency Care Review.
Find out how to manage service profiles on this site and edit within the Provider Information Management System (PIMS)
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