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Patient Participation Group
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South Milford Surgery Patient Participation Group

 

Our patient group has recently reformed with representatives from the patient population. We have now completed our survey and collated the results. Please click the links below to see the full results. We are now forming our action plan which we will release in October 2011. Survey Results 2011

 

If you would like to know more about the group please contact the Practice Manager, Stephanie Drury on stephanie.drury@gp-b82073.nhs.uk. We are currently looking for a couple of members from the younger end of the population and also from the Thorpe Willoughby area. If you are interested please get in touch.

We will also be forming a 'virtual' patient group where we will seek your thoughts and feedback on projects via email. If you would like to be put on the 'virtual' group please send your email address to the Practice Manager

 

The Patient Group had its second meeting on 5th August 2011 and discussed the survey results. We will meet with practice staff and clinicins on 30th September to agree any actions from the survey.

 
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