THE MEDIA RE. THE PRACTICE ...
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - MAY 2025 ... Issue 163 - Page 51 Working in partnership with the Patient Participation Group (PPG)
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTER - APRIL 2025 ... Issue 162 - Page 49 Working in partnership with the Patient Participation Group (PPG)
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - MARCH 2025 ... Issue 161 - Page 48 Sunbury Health Centre 'In-House' Pharmacy Provision - Why we do it, and what we do!
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2025 ... Issue 160 - Page 49
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - DECEMBER 2024 ... Issue 159 - Page 49
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For more information on asthma, visit Asthma and Lung UK: https://www.asthmaandlung.org.uk
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - NOVEMBER 2024 ... Issue 158 - Page 49
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SUNBURY MATTERS - OCTOBER 2024 ... Issue 157 - Page 49
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SUNBURY MATTERS - SEPTEMBER 2024 ... Issue 156 - Page 49
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE SUNBURY MATTERS - JULY/AUGUST 2024 ... Issue 156 PAGE 49
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - APRIL 2024 ... Issue 152, page 49
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - THE 2023 PATIENT SURVEY ARTICLE
SUNBURY MATTERS - MARCH 2024 ... Issue 151 Patient Survey Results, Observations and Recommendations Published (Page 49). To view the analysis of the Patient Survey, visit: Patients Survey 2023 |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - THE 2023 PATIENT SURVEY UPDATE
SUNBURY MATTERS - JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2024 - Issue 150 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - PRACTICE WEBSITE UPDATE - STREAMLINING DIABETES
- PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP (PPG) - CALLING LOCAL ARTISTS - APPOINTMENT UPDATES - October 2023 SUNBURY MATTERS - DECEMBER 2023 - Issue 149 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - PRACTICE WEBSITE UPDATE - FLU VACCINATIONS
SUNBURY MATTERS - NOVEMBER 2023 - Issue 148 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - FLU VACCINATION PROGRAMME 2023 HAS BEGUN ...
SUNBURY MATTERS - OCTOBER 2023 - Issue 147 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - NEW WEBSITE NOW LAUNCHED
SUNBURY MATTERS - AUGUST 2023 - Issue 146 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - NEW WEBSITE TO BE LAUNCHED LATER THIS SUMMER
SUNBURY MATTERS - JULY 2023 - Issue 145 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - IN CONVERSATION WITH A GP ...
SUNBURY MATTERS - JUNE 2023 - Issue 144 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
LOWER SUNBURY RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION (LOSRA)
Article on the SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE PATIENT SURVEY - PLUS THE QR CODE TO ACCESS THE SURVEY ...
Article on the SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE PATIENT SURVEY - PLUS THE QR CODE TO ACCESS THE SURVEY ...
When you focus your phone's camera on the QR code, you will notice a yellow box appear at the bottom saying ‘surveymonkey.co.uk’
Tap on the yellow box and you will then gain access to the Survey. The Survey only takes minutes to complete.
Tap on the yellow box and you will then gain access to the Survey. The Survey only takes minutes to complete.
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE - PATIENT SURVEY 2023
SUNBURY MATTERS - MAY 2023 - Issue 143 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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FUNDING FOR THE HEALTH CENTRE
Conservative Councillor, Buddhi Weerasinghe reports - in the April edition of Sunbury Matters - that the Sunbury Health Centre will receive £800,000 funding for infrastructure improvements to provide additional Clinical Rooms. It is anticipated that this will help to achieve 450+ additional weekly appointments. |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE AND THE HOME VISIT PARAMEDIC - An interview with Sophie
SUNBURY MATTERS - APRIL 2023 - Issue 142 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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NEWS, INFORMATION AND UPDATES FROM SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - MARCH 2023 - Issue 141 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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Q&A WITH A CLINICAL PHARMACIST AT THE SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - FEBRUARY 2023 - Issue 140 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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A ROADMAP TO ACCESSING THE HELP YOU NEED FROM SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE
SUNBURY MATTERS - DECEMBER 2022 - Issue 138 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN ...
SUNBURY MATTERS - SEPTEMBER 2022 - Issue 135 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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THE NEW COMMUNITY PHARMACY CONSULTATION SERVICES COMES TO THE SUNBURY PRACTICE
SUNBURY MATTERS - JULY 2022 - Issue 134 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY GROUP PRACTICE STRIVES TO IMPROVE THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE
SUNBURY MATTERS - June 2022 - Issue 133 Sunbury Health Centre Core Patient Participation Group (PPG) |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE (SHC) ... Health Centre News - SUNBURY MATTERS - April 2022 - Issue No.131
Neil Huntingford, Chair, Patient Participation Group |
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On Friday 4th March, Dominic Raab, [Deputy Prime Minister, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State] and Cllr Steve Bax, [Deputy Cabinet Minister to the Leader, Elmbridge Council] came to meet Dr Charlotte Canniff, [Clinical Chair, Surrey Heartlands CCG] Richard Fryer, [Business Manager, Sunbury Health Centre] and Nikki Mallinder, [Director of Primary Care, Surrey Heartlands CCG] at Sunbury Health Centre Group Practice.
The meeting, requested by Mr Raab, was to better understand the real difficulties faced by Practices and Surrey residents regarding access to primary care services. This meeting, welcomed by all, was a positive step in showcasing the amazing amount of work ongoing to meet demand, as well as the challenges faced within Primary Care across Surrey Heartlands. |
Focusing on activity numbers from across Surrey Heartlands, discussion around the challenges being faced with regards to estates planning (the amount of space practices have vs. what would be ideal for the practice population) and workforce e.g. the reduction in available GP’s for recruitment amongst wider workforce gaps and challenges.
Mr Raab was understanding of the challenges placed upon General Practice, not only during the Pandemic, but as the nation transitions into a place of “new normal”, and came away with a better understanding of why access to primary care services has changed and continues to be a challenge to improve.
Dr Canniff, as Clinical Chair for Surrey Heartlands CCG, also recently attended the Surrey Adult Health Select Committee to present the findings of the first phase of citizen engagement plans on the new “normal” for primary care access.
The early findings are clear that despite offering over 6 million appointments this year (21/22) in primary care across Surrey Heartlands, there remains a significant mismatch in demand, to the available capacity. And patients; especially from some vulnerable communities, are particularly struggling to navigate the new ways of accessing care at the right time from the right professionals.
Work will continue, engaging wider patients voice, vulnerable communities and staff working in primary care to improve. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr Raab and Mr Bax for taking their time to meet to discuss these matters.
Mr Raab was understanding of the challenges placed upon General Practice, not only during the Pandemic, but as the nation transitions into a place of “new normal”, and came away with a better understanding of why access to primary care services has changed and continues to be a challenge to improve.
Dr Canniff, as Clinical Chair for Surrey Heartlands CCG, also recently attended the Surrey Adult Health Select Committee to present the findings of the first phase of citizen engagement plans on the new “normal” for primary care access.
The early findings are clear that despite offering over 6 million appointments this year (21/22) in primary care across Surrey Heartlands, there remains a significant mismatch in demand, to the available capacity. And patients; especially from some vulnerable communities, are particularly struggling to navigate the new ways of accessing care at the right time from the right professionals.
Work will continue, engaging wider patients voice, vulnerable communities and staff working in primary care to improve. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr Raab and Mr Bax for taking their time to meet to discuss these matters.
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE (SHC) ... Health Centre News - SUNBURY MATTERS - March 2022
Issue No.130 Neil Huntingford, Chair, Patient Participation Group |
SURREY RESIDENTS STRUGGLING TO GET GP APPOINTMENT THINK 'THEY'RE ALL OUT PLAYING GOLF'
By Julie Armstrong, Local Democracy Reporter, SURREYLIVE, 04 March 2022
By Julie Armstrong, Local Democracy Reporter, SURREYLIVE, 04 March 2022
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Article in SURREYLIVE, 04 March 2022 |
MY PATIENTS ARE NOW STRANGERS: 30 YEARS OF BEING A GP
By: Dr. Clare Gerada, THE WEEK, 05 March 2022
Dr. Clare Gerada writes about how NHS re-organisations and cost-cutting have weakened the connections between patients and doctors - and what can be done to fix the problem.
Dr. Gerada says that 'Today, unlike 30 years ago, my patients are strangers. As a GP, I am now part of a gig-economy, as impersonal as a delivery driver'.
By: Dr. Clare Gerada, THE WEEK, 05 March 2022
Dr. Clare Gerada writes about how NHS re-organisations and cost-cutting have weakened the connections between patients and doctors - and what can be done to fix the problem.
Dr. Gerada says that 'Today, unlike 30 years ago, my patients are strangers. As a GP, I am now part of a gig-economy, as impersonal as a delivery driver'.
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2 pages Article in THE WEEK, 05 March 2022
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE (SHC) ... Health Centre News - SUNBURY MATTERS - February 2022
Issue No. 129 Neil Huntingford, Chair, Patient Participation Group |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE (SHC) ... Health Centre News - SUNBURY MATTERS - January 2022
Issue No. 128 Flu Vaccination Programme and Covid Vaccines |
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SUNBURY HEALTH CENTRE (SHC) ... In Conversation - SUNBURY MATTERS - December 2021
Issue No. 127 Neil Huntingford, Chair, Patient Participation Group in conversation with Richard Fryer, Business Manager, SHC |
