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JUNIOR DOCTOR STRIKE - Wednesday 20, Thursday 21 & Friday 22 December

Drs Jeyam & Jesudas is a training practice and therefore this has significantly impacted our appointment capacity. Please be mindful of this when speaking with our team.

Christmas & New YearWe will be closed Monday 25, Tuesday 26 December 2023 & Monday 1 January 2024 and will open as normal on all the other days - please make sure you have enough medication to last you over the long weekend - order now with your pharmacy or online

FLU INJECTIONS - we still have some left - if you have not had your flu injection book yours now!! you may also be eligible for a pneumococcal & shingles injection, if you are we will let you know - we will also be sending out invites for nasal flus for ages 2-3yr olds.

**CORONAVIRUS** Please Click Here for the most up to date information 

Have your say and join our Patient Participation Group - for more details contact Reception!

Introduction - What is Enhanced Access?

From 1st October 2022, GP practices will be providing increased provision of primary care services (enhanced access arrangements) between the hours of 6.30pm and 8.00pm Mondays to Fridays and between 9.00am and 5.00pm on Saturdays. Our building will be hosing this service. If you prefer to be seen in the evenings or weekends please contact the surgery as normal and book an appointment. 

We have a number of different clinicians working with us, GPs, GP Trainees, Practice Nurse, Nurse Associate, Health Improvement Practitioner, Pharmacists, Mental Health Practitioner, TAPP, Paramedics & MSK Practitioner - to help us book you in to see the correct person - Reception will be asking you for your name/dob/tele no & what your appointment is regarding, this is to ensure that 1) you are one of our patients and 2) that you are booked with the correct person which will give them time to prepare for your appointment. You also have the option of either a face to face or telephone appointment.

 

We are taking on NEW patients, if you are in our practice are and would like to register, please pop into the surgery for more details, we are on the right as you come through the door!

 

Care Quality Commission

Our practice is inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to ensure we are meeting essential standards of quality and safety.

The lead contact & deputy for each CQC outcome is Dr Manu Jeyam

Click here to view our registration document

Statement of Purpose

1. To provide the best possible care and quality of service for our patients

2. To provide a confidential and safe environment through effective collaboration and teamwork.

3. To show all patients courtesy and respect at all times. To show understanding of culture; ethnic origin; religious belief; personal attributes and the nature of their health problems.

4. To involve our patients in decision making about their treatment.

5. To promote healthy living through education; screening availability and information leaflets and on-screen information within the surgery.

6. To hold multi-disciplinary team meetings with nurses; Macmillan teams; Integrated community care teams and health visitors.

7. To provide an area of education for students and training doctors

8. To encourage our patients to get involved with the Practice decisions using the annual survey; PPG and Friends and Family results.

9. To ensure that the team is upskilled and has the correct training to carry out their duties.

10. To hold regular team meetings to discuss significant events; new procedures, audits and discuss any worries or concerns.

11. To provide safe and effective care for our patients.

12. To support patients through continuity of care; local guidelines; accurate record keeping; named GP and care planning.

13. To ensure that our practice and services are governed and commissioned in a way to suit their needs.

14. To ensure that the practice is compliant with relevant legislation and policy relevant to maintaining trust and confidentiality.

15. To provide high quality medicines management.

16. To aid in research.

17. We strive to provide excellent patient care to a diverse and deprived population through robust clinical governance principles and good team working while supporting equality and diversity; and encouraging teaching and training. Learning and continual professional development is the ethos of the surgery.

This widget provides a summary of the results of the latest checks carried out by the CQC.

 

Halliwell Surgery 2

CQC overall rating

Good

28 June 2016

See the report

25 April 2019

See the report



 
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