The Docs PPG - 30.01.2024.pptx..........

Slideshow from the meeting

Healthcare

PPG
The Docs
30th Jan 2024
We will begin shortly after 2.30pm
The meeting will be recorded for minute-taking but cannot be shared with email addresses outside
of the NHS due to MS Teams restrictions

Agenda
Welcome
Workforce update
Bloom Street & New Jackson updates
Diabetes Education Day
Website update
Referrals & Waiting Times
Vaccinations: Flu & COVID
Capitation change
AOB
Close

Continuous
Team update
Welcomes
Dr Euan Corrin – GPST on 12m placement
Giga Zayn – GPST on 6m placement
Saima Ahmed – Clinical Pharmacist
Becky & Rebecca – Receptionist / Administrators
Goodbyes
Dr Li Rong – GPST
Mo Hassan – Nurse Associate
Cheryl – Administrator
Recruitment
Nurse Associate

Bloom Street
& New
Jackson
Update
Basement
•Physio / Ultrasound room
•Group meeting room
•Toilet
Ground Floor
•Pharmacists
•Reception
•Surgery Pod
•Toilet
First Floor
•Doctors
Second Floor
•Nurses
•Toilet
Third Floor
•Admin office
Fourth Floor
•Staff room
Bloom Street is now fully operational

Vaccinations
Flu & COVID
FLU
• We have stock left for any eligible patients who haven’t yet
had the vaccine & still want one
COVID Seasonal Boosters
• The seasonal booster campaign finishes 31st January 2024

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AOB
Suggestions for next PPG
Agenda
End of Meeting

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