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Surgery Closed - Thursday 4th July from 1.00pm

The surgery will be closed on Thursday 4th July 2024 at 1pm and will re-open on Friday 5th July at 8.00am. 

If you have a medical emergency, such as chest pain or difficulties breathing, please hang up now and call 999.  

If you require medical assistance before 6.30 this evening, and this cannot wait until the practice reopens tomorrow morning, please call 0300 123 5491. If you need medical assistance after 6.30pm this evening, please log onto NHS 111 online or call 111.

Get help for your symptoms - NHS 111


Surgery Summer Newsletter 2024

Moorland Medical Centre Summer Newsletter 2024


PCN Patient Survey 2024

Leek and Biddulph Primary Care Network (PCN) Ltd comprises of the following 5 GP Practices:

Leek Health Centre, Leek

Moorland Medical Centre, Leek

Park Medical Centre, Leek

Biddulph Doctors, Biddulph

Biddulph Valley Surgery, Biddulph

Together, the practices and PCN serve nearly 50,000 patients.  Our practices work together to deliver at scale services such as Occupational Therapy, First Contact Physiotherapy, Social Prescribing to name a few.  We have a team of 32 staff that are directly employed by the PCN and who are dedicated to improving patient care and services across Leek and Biddulph.

This patient survey will be used to explore patients views on how our PCN and Practices are doing.  We will report the results in a future edition of our Newsletter and on Social Media.

Please click on the link below to complete the survey, thank you.

https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/7O33T1/


Join the Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent People's Panel. Help inform health and care services in your local area, by taking part in several short online surveys throughout the year.  

Visit our website on People's Panel - Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, Integrated Care Board (icb.nhs.uk)

We are inviting members of the public to play an active role in helping to improve these services, for the benefit of everyone.
Wherever you live in Staffordshire or Stoke-on-Trent and whatever your background, your experiences are important to us and can help to make a difference to health and care services in your local area.
This isn’t a tick-box exercise – it’s borne out of a genuine desire to put local people at the heart of everything the Integrated Care Board does.
Your views really do matter. As a member of the panel, we will:

Invite you to tell us your views about services you are interested in through regular short online surveys.

Enter you into a prize draw with the chance of winning one of two £50 love2shop vouchers for each survey you take part in.

Send you a newsletter twice a year – to provide updates about the panel, explain how your comments have been used to shape healthcare locally and to share news about health care providers in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.

CQC

Statement of Purpose

Dr Jane Greig is the appointed Registered Manager at Moorland Medical Centre and is the point-of-contact for registration of the service with CQC and all further CQC-related matters.

A statement of purpose is a document which includes a standard required set of information about a service. Statements describe:

  • The provider’s aims and objectives in providing the service.
  • The kinds of services provided.
  • The health or care needs the service sets out to meet.
  • The locations where the services are actually provided or provided from.
  • Details about the provider, including their legal status, and any manager(s), including the ‘address for service’ for all registered persons

Our Statement of Purpose can be found within these documents:-

Part 1 includes the details of the provider's name, legal status, address and other contact details.
Part 1

Part 2 contains details of the aims and objectives of the provider.
Part 2

Part 3 contains details of the locations registered by the provider as well as the people who use the service, the service types and the regulated activities.
Part 3

Part 4 includes the details of the registered managers for the provider including the address for the service of documents.
Part 4



 
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