We will be sending appointment reminders to your mobile phones from the beginning of April to try to reduce the number of missed appointments.

 

If you have not given us your mobile number and would like to receive this service please let reception have your phone number.

 

Parklands Surgery hopes you find this service useful - if you would like to cease receiving text messages please let us know.

We will be sending appointment reminders to your mobile phones from the beginning of April to try to reduce the number of missed appointments.

 

If you have not given us your mobile number and would like to receive this service please let reception have your phone number.

 

Parklands Surgery hopes you find this service useful - if you would like to cease receiving text messages please let us know.

We know that getting an appointment can sometimes be difficult which is why was are always looking at ways to improve it.  Over the coming weeks we are piloting some changes which we hope will allow you to speak to and been seen with your usual Doctor.  It is beneficial for you to try to see you usual Doctor as they will understand your history.  If you are not sure who your usual Doctor is please ask at Reception.  If your Doctor is unavailable then ask to see their "Buddy" who looks after their work during leave/sickness.

 

We have seen an increase in patients not attending their appointments.  This means that appointments that other patients would like are being wasted.  If you have booked an appointment and no longer require it please let us know even on the same days as we usually have someone else that can take it.  We will be introducing a texting reminder service in the near future.

 

The NHS have many ways to be treated.  Please pick up a "Choose Well" leaftlet from the waiting room. 

We know that getting an appointment can sometimes be difficult which is why was are always looking at ways to improve it.  Over the coming weeks we are piloting some changes which we hope will allow you to speak to and been seen with your usual Doctor.  It is beneficial for you to try to see you usual Doctor as they will understand your history.  If you are not sure who your usual Doctor is please ask at Reception.  If your Doctor is unavailable then ask to see their "Buddy" who looks after their work during leave/sickness.

 

We have seen an increase in patients not attending their appointments.  This means that appointments that other patients would like are being wasted.  If you have booked an appointment and no longer require it please let us know even on the same days as we usually have someone else that can take it.  We will be introducing a texting reminder service in the near future.

 

The NHS have many ways to be treated.  Please pick up a "Choose Well" leaftlet from the waiting room. 

Dr Dear has decided to leave Parklands for a job closer to her home.  We are sorry to see her go and thank her for all her hard work.  Luckily she has agreed to come back once a month to run a clinic to fit contraceptive coils so you may still see her around.

 

Dr Dears patients have been divided between the other Doctors so you may find you have been allocated to a new doctor.

 

Dr P Palan has kindly agreed to increase her days so she will now be in the surgery on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Dr Dear has decided to leave Parklands for a job closer to her home.  We are sorry to see her go and thank her for all her hard work.  Luckily she has agreed to come back once a month to run a clinic to fit contraceptive coils so you may still see her around.

 

Dr Dears patients have been divided between the other Doctors so you may find you have been allocated to a new doctor.

 

Dr P Palan has kindly agreed to increase her days so she will now be in the surgery on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Thank you to all of our patients for being so patient with us as we have changed our clincial sytems.  We are still getting use to it so sometimes things may take a bit longer.  We hope to be able to offer a texting reminder service and a new way of ordering repeat medication soon. 

Thank you to all of our patients for being so patient with us as we have changed our clincial sytems.  We are still getting use to it so sometimes things may take a bit longer.  We hope to be able to offer a texting reminder service and a new way of ordering repeat medication soon. 

Please go to the Patient Participation Area - patient survey, for the lastest survey results.  A new survey will be coming out in a few months time.

Please go to the Patient Participation Area - patient survey, for the lastest survey results.  A new survey will be coming out in a few months time.

The partners are please to announce that Dr Mtharu has agreed to permanently join the partnership at Parklands. 

The partners are please to announce that Dr Mtharu has agreed to permanently join the partnership at Parklands. 

The Expert Patients Programme (EPP) is a free NHS-based training programme that provides opportunities for people who live with a long-term condition(s) to develop new life-skills, ultimately allowing them to self-manage their condition more effectively on a day-to-day basis.

click on these links for more information

 

EPP poster

 

EPP information 

The Expert Patients Programme (EPP) is a free NHS-based training programme that provides opportunities for people who live with a long-term condition(s) to develop new life-skills, ultimately allowing them to self-manage their condition more effectively on a day-to-day basis.

click on these links for more information

 

EPP poster

 

EPP information 

Welcome to the new look webiste for Parklands surgery.  We hope you can find what you are looking for.  You should still be able to access the same information as before but we now have a new and secure repeat prescription screen and a new section dedicated to the Patient Participation Group.  Please have a look at the PPG pages to see how you can get involved in your surgery

Welcome to the new look webiste for Parklands surgery.  We hope you can find what you are looking for.  You should still be able to access the same information as before but we now have a new and secure repeat prescription screen and a new section dedicated to the Patient Participation Group.  Please have a look at the PPG pages to see how you can get involved in your surgery