![]() ![]() East LeakeNottinghamshire |
||
|
|
![]() East Leake Medical group - Patients' Partnership (ELMPP)The East Leake Medical group(ELMg)is proud to announce the creation of the East Leake Medical group Patients Partnership(ELMPP). The partnership is designed to allow patients of the ELMg to have direct access to the planning and policy making process of ELMg. As a patient led organisation ELMPP will invite Practitioners, clinicians, practice staff, and other health service providers(Opticians, Pharmacists, Dentists etc.) to attend meetings as required. The ELMPP activities will range from the organisation of the mandatory annual "Improving Practice Questionnaire" (IPQ) that generates a plan of action to improve the patient experience, through to surveys of ELMg patients on specific experiences, changes to services and any other ideas for improvement at ELMg. ELMPP will NOT be a channel for individual complaints, complaints should be made to the practice manager or if required the PCT based PALS service can be contacted if required. ELMPP will also act as the public face for both the current Rushcliffe PCT, with its link to the Rushcliffe Health Network, and the new Nottinghamshire County PCT, together with the new social enterprise organisation (Principia, Partners in Health) that is currently in development, allowing the public and patients to have direct input to the planning for new services and changes to the current provision of health and social services in the local area. These aims of active public/patient inclusion in health and social care are fully in line with current government and Department of Health policy and thinking. See http://www.dh.gov.uk for details of the various policy statements. If you have any questions or queries about ELMPP, in the first instance please contact Andy Warren via a note to the Health Centre or use the e-mail address elmpp@eastleake.net. Action Required The members of the Patients Partnership are very concerned that any further residential developments in the village will adversely effect the capability of the Health Centre to continue to provide a timely high quality health service to its patients. The Partnership is therefore asking all patients to write to their councillors and the planning department of RBC to voice their concerns over future health provision in the village in light of any further residential developments. |
|