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Mission Statement and Patient Charter
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide every patient with safe, high-quality, personal medical care, delivered with continuity, compassion, and respect.
Patient Charter
What We Will Do For You
- Treat you with courtesy, dignity, and respect at all times.
- Provide safe, evidence-based care from suitably qualified clinicians.
- Offer continuity of care through our personal list system, with a named GP responsible for your overall care.
- Give you clear information about the services we offer and the choices available to you.
- Involve you in decisions about your care and treatment.
- Provide urgent care when you need it during opening hours, and signpost you to the right service when we are closed.
- Refer you for specialist advice or a second opinion where you and your GP agree it is appropriate.
- Make our services accessible to all, including patients with communication, sensory, language, or mobility needs.
- Keep your information confidential and handle your records in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
- Give you access to your health record through the NHS App, subject to limitations set by law.
- Acknowledge complaints promptly and respond fully and fairly.
What You Can Do For Us
- Treat our staff with courtesy and respect. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards abusive, threatening, or violent behaviour.
- Tell us if you are unsure about the care or treatment offered, or if anything is unclear.
- Use 999 only in a life-threatening emergency, and NHS 111 (online or by phone) when the Practice is closed.
- Request a home visit only when illness or infirmity prevents you from attending the surgery, ideally before 10:00am unless urgent.
- Keep your appointments, and cancel as early as possible if you cannot attend so that we can offer the slot to another patient.
- Let us know when your name, address, telephone number, or other contact details change.
- Raise any concerns or misunderstandings with us as early as possible so we can put things right.
- Tell us when we have done well - we share positive feedback with our team.