Patient Group

The Patient Participation Group (PPG) exists to engage patients with the Practice to improve its services for everyone. The PPG committee meets regularly - either virtually or in person – and includes representatives of the Practice. All registered patients over the age of 16 are welcome to attend meetings. If you would like to be updated about what is happening within the Practice, or let us know your views and any concerns, please give your details in our Contact Form below.

We would like to be able to get in touch with you to keep you updated with what is happening within the Practice, ask for suggestions you may have and to know of any issues you would like to raise. Please complete this form if you’re happy for us to contact you.

By providing these details, you are consenting to the PPG contacting you by email [and text if a mobile number is supplied], regarding the PPG and the Practice. Your contact details will be held securely and used in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. They will only be used for this purpose.

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FAQs

What is a Patient Participation Group?

How is the PPG Run?

There is no single model of a PPG. However, it is important for all PPGs to be able to contact patients for their views and feedback. Please fill in the contact form if you would like to help or simply be kept up to date with what is happening in your Practice.

What is the purpose of a PPG?

To give practice staff and patients the chance to discuss topics of mutual interest in their own practice
To provide a forum for patients and staff to work together to improve and develop services within the practice
To provide an opportunity for patients to give feedback and offer positive suggestions for the practice
To involve as many patients as possible from all walks of life
To involve patients in the future commissioning of Health Provision

What are the benefits for the patient?

Patients will have a better understanding and knowledge of the practice and its staff
Patients are kept up to date with what is happening in their practice
Practice staff will learn more about what patients think and feel and gain greater understanding of their needs
Patients will benefit from improved communications between patients and staff

What are the benefits for the practice?

GPs and their staff will be able to plan services jointly with patients and so make them more effective
They will be able to get help from patients in meeting their objectives
They will have a forum to voice their concerns, ideas and suggestions to patients
They will get closer to the community for whom they care

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