- Patient information
- Information about health rights
- The Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- Making a complaint
- Confidentiality
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- Your health records
- Health care for overseas visitors
- About the factsheets
- Health care for people coming to Scotland to work
- Health care for people coming to Scotland to study
- Health care for asylum seekers and refugees
- Health care for former UK residents now working abroad
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- Health care for UK pensioners visiting Scotland
- Health care in Scotland for overseas holidaymakers
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- Other languages and formats
- Local NHS contact details
Health care for asylum seekers and refugees in Scotland
Feeling unwell?
- Go to a pharmacy and ask for advice. To find your nearest pharmacy, phone the NHS inform Helpline on 0800 22 44 88 or look on the internet.
- Visit the NHS 24 website for health information and advice.
- Contact the GP surgery where you are registered. If you need an interpreter, ask the GP surgery to arrange this for you.
- Phone NHS 24 on 08454 24 24 24 or look on the internet if the GP surgery where you are registered is closed, or if you are not yet registered as an NHS patient. NHS 24 can provide an interpreting service.
Page last edited: 21 October 2011