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Croydon GP Collaborative
The Croydon GP Collaborative (CGPC) is a forward thinking and passionate independent healthcare provider. CGPC was created by 55 Croydon GP Practices and covers approximately 392,000 patients.
The Croydon GP Collaborative is an organisation that was formed in response to the growing need for change and collaborative working within General Practice. CGPC aims to become a positive force within the local health and social care system that can transform the way services are provided to the local population.
The services CGPC provide are commissioned by NHS Croydon Clinical Commissioning Group and Public Health.
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Pregnancy Care Planner
Having a baby is a life-changing event that is different for every mum. It can be both exciting and bewildering, with lots of questions and many choices to make. To support you to have a healthy start for you and your baby, it is important to arrange your antenatal booking appointment by the 10th week of your pregnancy.
The more you know about your pregnancy and your options, the more you are likely to feel in control. The information given here is based on The Pregnancy Book, which your midwife should give you at your first appointment.
Emergency Help
If you have any bleeding in your early pregnancy, you can contact the following for assistance:
Croydon University Hospital (9am to 11am, Monday to Friday) has a walk-in centre where no appointment or referral is required.
Tel: 020 8401 3985
Easy Surrey Hospital (8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday except Bank Holidays) has an answerphone where you can leave a message and they will call you back (please note that no walk-in is available).
Tel: 01737 231824
Before you are pregnant
Your pregnancy and labour
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