Disclaimer


		Accuracy Availabilty Links Medical Information on the Internet

All material contained on this website is covered by a disclaimer.

The Henfield Medical Centre website has been developed with the
intention of providing information only. Whilst all attempts will be made
to maintain accuracy and validity, the Practice accepts no responsibility
for events arising from use of the information provided. The information
should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem. If you
have or suspect you may have a health problem you should consult
your own doctor.




	The Henfield Medical Centre offers no guarantee that its website will be accessible 100% of the time. The website or individual pages may be modified from time to time meaning they are inaccessible for short periods. Servers may need to be repaired, modified or backed up on occasion which could result in an interruption or reduction in speed to the service.





	All links from this website are provided as a resource and convenience only. The Henfield Medical Centre cannot accept responsibility for sites linked to, or the information found there. Site content may change, become less reliable or out of date. A link does not imply an endorsement of a site; likewise, not linking to a particular site does not imply lack of endorsement.





	Tips on evaluating the reliability of online medical information: • Use sites from reputable organisations you have heard of. • Always look for a balanced view - not just one site. • Check there are contact details for any organisation or people responsible for the information not just an email address. • Look for advertising which might influence the information on the site. • All articles should quote references that you can look up. • Watch out for claims about the superiority of any particular treatment over another. • Check that the site is regularly updated. Make sure information has not been superseded by other research. • Check the sites confidentiality policy. • Beware of sites claiming to be the definitive source. • Sites from outside the UK may mention treatments that are not available here. Do not try and self-diagnose a problem - the internet is not a substitute for a consultation with a qualified medical professional.