Trent View Medical Practice
Dr. Fraser, Dr. Sanderson, Dr. Bhadra, Dr. Aye, Dr.
Kapoor, Dr. Ojidu, Dr. Chisabingo, Dr. Gone, Dr.
Mbugua
Statement of Purpose
Health and Social Care Act 2008
Version: 1.1 – September 2014
Date of Next Review: September 2015
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Service Provider Details
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Trent View Medical Practice
45 Trent View
Keadby
DN17 3DR
01724 788000
Trent View Medical Practice
Skippingdale Health Care Centre
Ferry Road West
Scunthorpe
DN15 8EA
01724 748730
Trent View Medical Practice
Crowle Health Centre
Chancery Lane
Crowle
DN17 4HN
01724 713920
Website: http://www.trentviewmedicalpractice.nhs.uk/
Provider ID: 1-199694462
Legal Status: Partnership
Partners:
Dr Andrea Fraser, MB Chb MRCGP FPA Cert, 1980 Manchester. Special
interest in drug misuse and child health. Dr Fraser is the Vice Chairperson for
SAGPEC (Scunthorpe Area GP Emergency Centre) and also does sessions for
out of hours
Dr Margaret Sanderson, Mb ChB DRCOG FPA Cert, 1983 Leicester. Special
interest in drug misuse and child health. Dr Sanderson is the Chairperson for
CCG (Clinical Commissioning Group) and the staff lead for the Practice.
Dr Sipra Bhadra, MB BS DRCOG, 1975 Calcutta. Special interest in child
health, oversees the doctors rota at the Practice and also does sessions out of
hours.
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Dr Omma Aye, MB ChB MRCGP, 1993 Edinburgh. Special interests in minor
surgery and child health. Dr Aye is one of the prescribing leads for the
Practice.
Dr Anita Kapoor, MB BS DFFP, 1986 Raipu. Sspecial interest in joint injections
and the clinical lead for the Practice.
Dr James Ojidu, MB BS FWACS MRCOG DFFP, MRCGP, PGCert CVM, 1982
Ibadan, Nigeria. Special interest in drug misuse, the Practice representative at
Clinical Commissioning Meetings and also does sessions out of hours.
Dr Robert Chisabingo, DFSRH MRCOG MBCHB Bsc (HB), 1981 Zambia. Special
interest in minor surgery, one of the prescribing leads for the Practice and
deputy Practice representative for the Practice at Clinical Commissioning
Meetings.
Dr Deepak Gone (Male) MBBS, MRCGP. Special interest in musculoskeletal
conditions.
Dr James Mbugua (Male) MBCHB, MRCGP, Diploma in Practical Dermatology
(Cardiff University), Certificate in Diabetes (Warwich University) with a special
interest in Dermatology.
Aims and Objectives
Our Aims and Objectives include:
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We aim to ensure high quality, safe and effective services and
environment
To provide monitored, audited and continually improving healthcare
services
To provide healthcare which is available to a whole population and create
a partnership between patient and health profession which ensures mutual
respect, holistic care and continuous learning and training.
The provision of accessible healthcare which is proactive to healthcare
changes, efficiency and innovation and development.
To improve Clinical Governance and Evidence Based Practice
To improve Clinical and Non-clinical risk management
To reduce risk in specific clinical risk areas and facilities
To improve environment and capacity
To improve vigilance for unforeseen emergencies
To optimise performance against key targets and core standards
To meet key targets
To meet Annual Health Check
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To implement Payment by results
To become a patient centred organisation
To improve services offered to patients
To improve communication between the surgery and the patients
To recruit, retain and develop a highly motivated and appropriately skilled
workforce
To enhance performance of the workforce
To develop management capability
To guide the employees in accordance with the Equalities Scheme
To continue the development of the Estate
To ensure effective management and governance systems
To ensure robust corporate processes at Board level
To ensure a robust Information Technology strategy to support the
business of Trent View Medical Practice
To provide personalised, effective and high quality General Practice
services, committed to the health needs of all of our patients.
To work in partnership with our patients, their families and carers,
involving them in decision making about their treatment and care and
encouraging them to participate fully by listening and supporting them to
express their needs and wants and enabling them to maintain the
maximum possible level of independence, choice and control.
To recognise the rural nature of the Practice and minimise medical
isolation of our patients by encouraging services into the Practice and
providing quality primary care medical services.
To focus on prevention of disease by promoting health and wellbeing and
offering care and advice to our patients.
To involve other professionals in the care of our patients where it is in
their best interest, providing an informed choice to suit the patient’s needs
in respect of referrals.
To continually improve healthcare services to patients through learning,
monitoring and auditing.
To take care of our staff, ensuring a competent and motivated team with
the right skills and training to do their jobs and to protect them against
abuse.
To act with integrity and confidentiality and ensure robust information
governance systems.
To treat all patients and staff with dignity, independence, respect and
honesty in an environment which is accessible, safe and friendly.
The practice have been incorporated by Agencia, and Agencia’s role is in
the daily running of the Active Recovery service. Which is as below
Agencia’s role is to host, coordinate and support service integration and
drive forward the psychosocial element of rehabilitation of the Active
Recovery service. Agencia’s role will also include checking that each GP
practice has appropriate registration with CQC for the Active Recovery
service as part of our overall governance and auditing.
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Regulated Activities
The regulated activities and service types have all been agreed by the Trent
View Medical Practice, Practice Manager and Partners in accordance with CQC
guidance.
Name:
Address:
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Name:
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Telephone:
Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Trent View Medical Practice
45 Trent View
Keadby
DN17 3DR
01724 788000
Trent View Medical Practice
Skippingdale health Care Centre
Ferry Road West
Scunthorpe
DN15 8EA
01724 748730
Trent View Medical Practice
Crowle Health Centre
Chancery Lane
Crowle
DN17 4HN
01724 713920
Location ID: 1-575984449
Registered Manager: Dr Andrea Fraser
Service Types:
Doctor’s treatment services
Doctor’s consultation services
Regulated Activities: Surgical procedures
Maternity and midwifery services
Diagnostic and screening procedures
Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Family planning service
Service Users:
Learning disabilities or autistic spectrum disorder
Older people
Younger adults
Children 0-3 years
Children 4-12 years
Children 13-18 years
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Mental health
Physical disability
Sensory impairment
Dementia
People detained under the Mental Health Act
People who misuse drugs and alcohol
People with an eating disorder
Whole population
Brief Description of Locations:
Trent View Medical Practice consists of four surgeries located in Crowle
(dispensing Practice), Skippingdale, Keadby (dispensing Practice) and we care
for over 12,000 patients. The Practice provides a service to residents of urban
areas of Scunthorpe at two sites and the Isle of Axholme for the other two
sites and covers a sixty mile radius.
The Practice area covers the following villages in the Isle of Axholme: Keadby,
Burringham, Gunness, Althorpe, Luddington, Garthorpe, Fockerby, Adlingfleet,
Crowle, Eastoft and Ealand. We also cover areas in Scunthorpe, around Ferry
Road West (predominantly comprising of the Skippingdale and Berkeley
Housing Estates). This is bordered by the A1077, Doncaster Road and a line
running from Kingsway Gardens behind Berkeley and St. Augustine Webster
Schools and through Atkinsons Warren to the A1077.
The Practice and its Philosophy:
This GMS (General Medical Services) Practice has existed for over 60 years
operating from Practice owned premises. The Practice has a current list size
of approximately 12,000, which is remaining stable and is part of the North
Lincolnshire CCG (Clinical Commissioning Group). QoF (Quality and Outcomes
Framework) points have remained steady for two years. There is deprivation
in some areas of Scunthorpe, but the patient population is very varied and
covers both rural and suburban areas. The Practice continues to aspire to
meet the challenges and targets of the NHS and NSF (National Service
Framework) requirements.
The Practice is committed to improving working lives and is an equal
opportunities employer.
The Primary Health Care Team works as a cohesive unit and has particular
strengths in the relationship with District Nurses with whom everyone works
very closely.
The Partners are committed to a patient centred, non-discriminatory approach
and offer excellent clinical care, offering a full range of services with a focus
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on high quality care. The Practice presents as a very friendly, open,
democratic and “down to earth” team with a flexible approach and very low
staff turnover.
Services provided:
The Practice offers the following services in addition to surgeries and home
visits:• Family planning
• Maternity services, including ante-natal clinics
• Baby clinics
• Cervical smears
• Well person checks
• New patient medicals
• Child health surveillance
• Child immunisations
• Travel vaccinations, including Yellow Fever
• Influenza vaccinations
• Specialist clinics for diabetes, asthma, COPD, heart disease and mental
health
• Cryotherapy
• Minor surgery, including joint injections
• Nurse practitioner clinics
• Chiropody
• Counselling
• Dietician
The Practice also takes part in the Shared Care Scheme (drug addiction
therapy) and offers support for the CIC (Community Intermediate Care) bed
scheme. We also provide services which are non NHS and are paid for by the
patient or requesting organisation including,
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Private medical insurance reports and medicals
Sports, pre-employment and HGV medicals
Private appointments and blood tests
Fitness certificates
Non-NHS vaccinations
Copies of medical records
For patients that do not speak English a family member can translate at their
request or a translation service is available. We are also able to provide
information in larger fonts or electronically as requested.
The Practice is accessible to wheelchair patients.
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Confidentiality and Access to Patient Information
All patient information is considered to be confidential and we comply fully
with the Data Protection Act to keep your confidential data safe and secure.
All employees have access to this information in relation to their role and
have signed a confidentiality agreement. Relevant information may be shared
within the multi-disciplinary health care team at the Practice and with other
health care professionals to whom a patient is referred. Those individuals
have a professional and contractual duty of confidentiality. Confidential and
identifiable information relating to patients will not be disclosed to other
individuals without their explicit consent, unless ordered to do so by court
order or where it is in the public interest to do so to prevent harm.
The Data Protection Act and The Access to Health Records Act allow a patient
to find out what information is held in their health records and those of
someone who has died in some circumstances. A patient wishing to see
health records should make a written request to the Practice. Where entitled
to receive a copy, it should be noted that a charge will be made.
Comments, suggestions and complaints
We welcome comments and suggestions on our service and have a protocol
for dealing with complaints. Complaints should be made to the Practice
Manager, who will ensure all relevant details are recorded, arrange for the
complaint to be investigated and respond in a timely manner. If the complaint
is not resolved to the satisfaction of the complainant the Health Service
Ombudsman can investigate the complaint further.
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