****The Waiting List Support Service is dedicated to helping patients on an NHS waiting list in many different ways. Click here for further information ****
****The phone lines are at their busiest before 10am therefore if you need an appointment with a member of the nursing team or are calling to book a blood test please call back after 10am.****
****Calling for results? To allow us to better manage demand on our phone lines please can all patients wishing to discuss results call the surgery after 2pm only.****
****Please note we cannot process repeat prescription requests over the phone. Please either use the econsult service via our website homepage or drop in a written request to the surgery.****
****Owing to the number of requests being received we are asking patients to provide 7 days for us to process a prescription rather than the usual 2 working days.****
****We are offering face to face appointments as well as telephone consultations as such if you wish to see a GP for a consultation please do let the reception team know when booking your appointment. Please note a GP may still ask to see you face-to -face following a telephone consultation if they deem it appropriate.****
****Travel vaccinations should be booked with the Surgery at least 6 weeks’ prior to travel.****
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Self-Referral

What Is Self-Referral?

The NHS offers a self-referral service for some areas of health and wellbeing.  This means you can arrange to meet with a specialist without having to see a doctor first. 

This service is particularly suitable for people with less complex conditions such as joint pain, strains and/or other injuries.  Though those that require psychological services for the treatment of mild depression for example can still self-refer.

If you have more complex needs always see your doctor first.

Counselling Self-Referral

You don’t have to have a diagnosis of a mental health issue in order to self-refer to the NHS psychological service. You can self-refer if you have encountered any of the following:
    • panic attacks
    • struggling with flashbacks or nightmares
    • feeling low and hopeless
    • finding it hard to cope with work or relationships
    • bereavement
    • obsessive thoughts or behaviours
    • fear of social situations
    • constantly worrying about your health
    • phobias
If your need is urgent please contact the Samaritans on 08457 909090 or email jo@samaritans.org.

If you have suffered a bereavement and it is affecting your emotional, physical or social wellbeing, please contact Cruse Bereavement Care on 0800 288 4700 and choose

Option 1 for Carmarthenshire,
Option 2 for Ceredigion or
Option 3 for Pembrokeshire.

You could also contact Community Advice and Listening Line (CALL) on 0800 132737 which is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for anyone concerned for their own or someone else’s mental health.

Alternatively, IAWN will be able to help and advise you on your particular situation.



Podiatry Self-Referral

The podiatry self-referral service is available to all with podiatric/medical lower limb need. 

During your appointment, your need will be assessed with advice and treatment  being offered in order to maintain and maximise your quality of life whilst encouraging an active life to ensure that your feet operate with normal function and without discomfort.  Some treatments will even be carried out within the surgery itself.

Pembrokeshire Podiatry Self-Referral Form

Physiotherapy Self-Referral

Physiotherapy helps to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability. It can also help to reduce your risk of injury or illness in the future.

It specifically deals with back, neck and shoulder pain as well as sporting injuries.   Self-referral is encouraged in this instance.  However, if your limited movement is as a result of stroke, MS, Parkinson’s, a heart attack, cystic fibrosis or any other complex illness please see your GP first.

If you would like to self-refer, please complete the relevant form below, please note this form is only needed if your GP, MSK Practitioner or Nurse Practitioner has not completed a referral to Physiotherapy on your behalf.

Pembrokeshire Physiotherapy Self-Referral Form

If you do not have access to a smartphone or the internet please telephone the relevant physiotherapy department for guidance on how to self-refer to be added to the waiting list:

Physiotherapy Department, Withybush General Hospital, Fishguard Road, Haverfordwest, SA61 2PZ

Telephone:01437 773260

Mae angen y ffurflen hon dim ond os nad yw eich Meddyg Teulu, Ymarferydd MSK neu Ymarferydd Nyrsio wedi cwblhau atgyfeiriad i Ffisiotherapi ar eich rhan.

Yn Gymraeg cliciwch yma.

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