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Fitness Certificates for Extreme Sports
We understand that patients may sometimes be asked to provide medical confirmation that they are fit to take part in extreme or high-risk sports such as scuba diving, skydiving, parachuting, marathons, bungee jumping, and similar activities.
After careful consideration, our practice has decided that our GPs will not routinely complete or sign these fitness certificates. These assessments fall outside the scope of General Practitioners’ NHS terms and conditions.
Where a specific fitness assessment is required, we recommend contacting a Private Medical Provider who is qualified to offer these assessments and issue the necessary documentation. If a private provider or organisation needs access to your medical history, you can access your records via the NHS App.
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Richmond Carers Centre provides free and confidential information, advice and emotional support to unpaid carers living in or caring for someone in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Carers who register with us can access our full range of services, which includes activities and events for carers, workshops and learning opportunities, signposting and referrals to other local organisation who may be able to help, support navigating the system, counselling for carers, help to complete funding applications, quarterly newsletters and regular updates by email.
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Medical Advice While Patients Are Overseas
We understand that health concerns can arise while you are travelling or staying temporarily abroad. However, there are limitations on the advice that GPs in the UK can provide when patients are outside the country.
When you are overseas, we are unable to carry out an appropriate clinical assessment, arrange necessary examinations or investigations, or ensure safe follow-up care. In addition, UK medical indemnity cover applies only to patients who are physically within the United Kingdom. Providing medical advice to patients in a foreign country may therefore fall outside our professional indemnity arrangements and medicolegal jurisdiction.
For these reasons, we are unable to provide clinical advice, prescribe medication (even outside England) or manage new or ongoing medical conditions while you are abroad. We strongly recommend that you seek assessment and treatment from a local qualified local healthcare professional
Once you return to the UK, we will be happy to review and continue your care as appropriate.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Published: 17 September 2026
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