Prevention Programme Pre-Appointment Health Update

Please complete this form before your Prevention Programme appointment. It helps your nurse and doctor prepare in advance.

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Form Received

Thank you. Your health update has been sent to Kinsealy Medical Centre.
Our team will review it and ring you to book your appointment.

If you have any questions, contact us at kinsealymedicalcentre@protonmail.com
or call (01) 840 5940.

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Fasting — Only If Your Bloods Are Due

If your Prevention Programme bloods are due at this appointment, you must fast from midnight the night before. This means no food or drink except plain water from midnight onwards. Fasting is needed for accurate blood results (cholesterol, triglycerides, glucose).

If your bloods aren't due, no bloods are taken and you don't need to fast. We'll tell you which applies when we ring to book your appointment.

Medications: Continue all regular medications as normal with a small sip of water.

Before You Begin — What You'll Need

To get the most from this form, please have the following to hand if possible:

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Weight scales — to enter your weight in Section 4.
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A measuring tape — to measure your waist in Section 4.
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A home blood pressure machine — if you have one, please take a few readings over several mornings and note your average. Home readings are often more accurate than surgery readings because some people's blood pressure rises when they visit a doctor or nurse — known as white coat hypertension. A home average gives us a truer picture of your usual blood pressure.
If you are declining the 24-hour BP monitor (ABPM) in Section 7, a home reading is helpful for your nurse to review.
Not sure if you should be completing this form or the CDM form, or unsure which programme you're on? Email kinsealymedicalcentre@protonmail.com and we'll check for you.
1 — Patient Details
Please enter your full name.
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Please enter a valid email address.
2 — Your Health & Lifestyle
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🧪 Please bring a urine sample to your appointment. A small amount of urine (in a clean container) is needed to check your kidney health as part of your review. You can collect this first thing in the morning on the day of your appointment.
3 — General Health Update
1 unit = half a pint of beer, a small (100ml) glass of wine, or a single (25ml) spirit measure.
4 — Physical Measurements (optional)
If you are able to weigh yourself and measure your waist at home, please complete the fields below. Both are entirely optional — we will take these measurements at your appointment if you prefer.
kg  — Weigh yourself in the morning before eating, with light clothing and no shoes.
cm  — Measured at the midpoint between your lowest rib and hip bone, at the end of a gentle exhale.
5 — Medications & Allergies
Please bring your medication list or tablets to your appointment. If you have any new medications from a hospital, specialist, or other doctor since your last visit, please list them below.
6 — Blood Tests
Good news — your Prevention Programme bloods are free of charge. On the day, we carry out the standard blood tests for your review (cholesterol, glucose, and other relevant tests) — these are fully covered, nothing for you to pay.

If your Prevention Programme bloods aren't due, no bloods are taken at this appointment. If your GP or a hospital consultant has asked for other blood tests, let us know below. Bloods requested by a hospital consultant are charged separately.
Your nurse or doctor will check whether these can be done at your review or need a separate appointment.
Charged at our standard consultant-ordered bloods fee of €60 — see fees ↗. Payable on the day at reception.
Please make a selection.
7 — 24-Hour Blood Pressure Monitor (ABPM)
What is an ABPM? The ABPM is a small device worn on your upper arm for 24 hours. It automatically checks your blood pressure every 30 minutes during the day and every hour at night, giving a much more accurate picture than a single surgery reading.

Your nurse may recommend an ABPM at your appointment based on your blood pressure reading and overall cardiovascular risk profile. If you are unsure whether this applies to you, your nurse will advise you on the day.
8 — What to Expect on the Day
🛡️ Your Prevention Programme Appointment
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Arrive fasting if your bloods are due — no food or drink (except water) from midnight the night before. Continue all regular medications as normal.
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Check in at reception — let staff know you are here for your Prevention Programme review.
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Nurse / Phlebotomist — will take blood samples (cholesterol, glucose, and other relevant tests), check your blood pressure, weight, and height, and fit a 24-hour blood pressure monitor (ABPM) if required. This may take 20–30 minutes.
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Doctor review — your GP will review your results and discuss any lifestyle or medication recommendations. If follow-up is needed, they will contact you.
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Your script — a 12-month prescription will be issued.
9 — Data Consent & Confirmation

Submissions are sent securely to kinsealymedicalcentre@protonmail.com

If you have any questions about this form or your appointment, please contact us.

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Mon – Fri: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

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