If you have symptoms of Coronavirus, you should self-isolate at home; do not visit the GP surgery or a hospital. If you have concerns about your symptoms, call 111 at any time. 

To speak with us about other health conditions, call the surgery on 0131 337 2166, when we are available from 0800 to 1800, Monday to Friday (but closed on Thursdays 1215-1315). Over the past few months, consultations with GPs have mostly been carried out over the telephone, but we are now introducing a limited number of face-to-face appointments. When you call to request an appointment of any type, the Receptionist will ask for a brief description of your symptoms.

If you would normally make an face-to-face appointment to see your GP for a prescription (for example: anti-depressants, contraception, HRT, pain relief), then please request a telephone consultation with your usual GP. Other repeat prescriptions should be ordered online, and they will be sent to your preferred local pharmacy for collection.  

For information about the current COVID-19 vaccination programme, please visit the website of NHS Inform at::: www.nhsinform.scot/covid19vaccine

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Doctors Dr Andrew Wilson Dr Susie Nickerson Dr Peter Doyle Dr Claire Cordwell-Smith Dr Joanne Preston Dr Sandie Miller Dr Fiona Smith	Contact Details Dr A Wilson and Partners Murrayfield Medical Centre 35 Saughton Crescent Edinburgh EH12 5SS phone: 0131 337 2166 fax:       0131 313 5059 Out of Hours	Opening Hours Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays We close for training from 12.15 to 1.15 every Thursday
Getting the Right Care in the Right Place: Before contacting us to make an appointment, please consider whether another Health Professional may be able to help. Follow the link for more information. Minor Injury Assessment: If you are aged 12 years and over and have a minor injury which is less than 14 days old (for example: suspected broken bones, sprains, wounds, burns, bites and stings, eye injuries), you should call NHS24 on 111 to arrange a confidential discussion with a Nurse Practitioner, who will assess your injury and provide advice. This will take place by video call but, if you do not have video technology, you will be given an appointment to attend the Minor Injuries Service.