25 February 2014
During a routine inspection
Computerised records were kept to a consistent standard and clear information about consultations was recorded. There was an effective new patient system in place that ensured that people with on-going health issues were assessed quickly so that treatment was not interrupted. The practice offered consultation times that met patient needs. People who needed to see the GP but did not have an appointment could arrive at the surgery between 08.30am and 10.00 am and be able to be seen by the duty doctor. One patient said, 'Nothing is too much trouble.'
A range of audits were taking place to assess the quality of the service. These included medication and prescribing audits. Incident reports were fully investigated and remedial action taken as appropriate. People knew how to complain and were confident they would be listened to.