Two people are sitting down at a table. One person is a doctor. The doctor is wearing a white coat and they have a stethoscope around their neck. The other person is wearing a pink top. They have long dark hair tied in a pony tail.

Seeing the doctor - easy read

Booklet
Published: 01 Aug 2023
Next review: 01 Aug 2026
Edition: 5
Two people are sitting down at a table. One person is a doctor. The doctor is wearing a white coat and they have a stethoscope around their neck. The other person is wearing a pink top. They have long dark hair tied in a pony tail.

An easy read booklet about going to see your GP. It talks about things you can do to prepare and things the doctor might ask you.

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You can also order a physical copy of this easy read booklet on Macmillan Orders with ID: MAC16329
Published: 01 Aug 2023
Next review: 01 Aug 2026
Edition: 5

An easy read booklet about going to see your GP. It talks about things you can do to prepare and things the doctor might ask you.

About this easy read booklet

This booklet is about seeing the doctor. You can learn about what will happen when you see the doctor.

 

Our easy read booklets use simple language and pictures. They can be useful for anyone who finds it hard to read. 

 

We want everyone affected by cancer to feel our information is written for them. To do this we use plain English and we try to make it accessible and relevant to the widest range of people. Read more about how we produce our information.

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