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Patient Participation Group

The Patient Participation Group was established to provide an independent overview of services and facilities at Welland Medical Practice.

As a patient of the practice, you are automatically a member of the PPG. There is a notice board in the main reception area which gives details of current activities.

The Committee consists of 6 volunteer practice patients. Whilst the PPG is not a vehicle for clinical complaints it will:

• Receive reports about and comment on operational matters relating to Welland Medical Practice and make comments or suggestions thereon
• Be fully briefed about NHS and practice policies and delivery of services
• Publish a quarterly patient newsletter
• Establish a two-way communication between the partners, staff and patients

Membership of the PPG committee is open to all patients and staff of the practice. If you are interested in joining the PPG Committee, please see the contact details on the notice board.

PPG Terms & Membership

PPG Application Form.doc

PPG_Constitution.doc

PPG Leaflet 2014.doc

Reports

Patient Participation Group Report 2013 (.doc)

Patient Survey Report 2012-13 (.doc)

Patient Participation Group Report 2014.docx

Patient Survey Report for Practice 2013-14.dot

Patient Participation Group Report 2015.docx

Patient Survey Report for Practice 2015-16.doc

Patient_Participation_Group_Report_2016.docx