Important information
HPV Vaccination available at the practice
The HPV Vaccination is available by booking into the ‘HPV Only Pharmacist’ appointment slot type, via the NHSApp, or by calling our Reception Team on, 0113 295 4488, after 11 AM. To find out more information on the HPV vaccine, please visit, HPV vaccine – NHS (www.nhs.uk)
Antibiotic Resistance: What You Need to Know
Antibiotic resistance is a serious and growing threat to public health. When antibiotics are overused or used incorrectly, bacteria can become resistant — meaning infections become harder to treat and complications more likely.
That’s why it’s so important for patients, carers, and healthcare professionals to work together in using antibiotics responsibly.
We encourage all our patients to learn more about how they can play a role in tackling antibiotic resistance by visiting:
Together, we can keep antibiotics working for future generations.
Please only use antibiotics when prescribed, and always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions.
If you have questions about antibiotics or infections, please speak to a member of our healthcare team.
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Leeds Student Medical Practice Patient Participation Group Meeting with University of Leeds/Leeds University Union Student Representatives
3rd July 2025Last week, clinical, managerial and administrative representatives from Leeds Student Medical Practice (LSMP) met with Student Representatives from the University of Leeds and Leeds University Union as part of our ongoing Patient Participation Group (PPG) efforts. The meeting was an invaluable opportunity to share ideas and gather feedback, with a view to tailoring LSMP’s services to better meet the needs of our unique student population and improve the overall patient experience.
Access to tirzepatide (Mounjaro®) in West Yorkshire
26th June 2025Tirzepatide, commonly known as Mounjaro, is a weekly injection shown to help weight loss and improve related health conditions. From 23 June 2025 a small number of GP practices in West Yorkshire started to contact people who might be medically eligible for this treatment to invite them for a clinical assessment.
This phased rollout follows updated guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)and is part of a national staged programme aimed at improving health outcomes for people living with obesity and related conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.
Cervical Screening – Don’t ignore your invites
23rd June 2025Cervical screening saves approximately 5,000 lives a year in the UK.
Cervical screening isn’t just a test – it’s your early warning system that can detect problems before they develop into cancer. Every year, thousands of women’s lives are saved because they took this simple step to protect themselves.
High-risk HPV testing in the NHS Cervical Screening Programme is a more sensitive and accurate test than the one previously used (which solely looked for cervical cell changes).
Cervical screening is the best way to find out who is at higher risk of developing the cervical cell changes that over time could potentially lead to cervical cancer.