About us
Meet the team
4 doctors, 4 nurses and healthcare assistants and our practice team.
Training health professionals
The surgery is an approved training practice for the training of General Practice Registrars (GPRs). Being an approved training practice means that:
- Patients can directly contribute to the training of future GPs
Patients who consult with the GPR will have longer consultations. It keeps all doctors and nurses keep in touch with new medical developments and skills.
It improves all doctors and nurse’s consultation and training skills.
It ensures that clinical standards and standards of medical record keeping are maintained.
It helps with recruitment of high quality doctors to the practice for job vacancies.
GPRs are doctors in training who are qualified doctors and have already worked in hospitals as junior doctors for at least 3 years and have now decided that they would like to specialise in general practice.
In order to qualify as a GP all doctors have to complete postgraduate specialist training which includes at least 18 months training in general practice.
The practice will be regularly assessed for its suitability for postgraduate training in general practice.
This process includes an inspection of medical records for quality, not content.
If you object to your record being seen for this process then you must let us know in writing so these notes can be withdrawn.
An essential component of training in all medical practice is the use of video and consultations with the both the GPR and the trainer present.
We hope that all our patients will be willing to take part in these educational consultations to help us all in improving and maintaining our medical and consultation skills.
All video recordings are strictly confidential and are used for teaching only.
We will not video your consultation without your consent.
Please inform reception if you would prefer not to participate.
Page published:
- 18 December 2024
- Last updated:
- 18 December 2024
Your named GP
Every patient registered with us has a named GP. Your named GP is responsible for your overall care at the practice. This includes new patients and patients aged 75 and over.
You can still see any of our GPs. You can also tell us if you would like a different named GP, and we will try to arrange it.
To find out who your named GP is, or to ask for a different one, ask at reception or call us on 020 7385 1964.
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