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Thank you to all patients who were within the practice this morning while we did our mandatory fire test training. We appreciate your patience. Bridgnorth Medical Practice.

**Job Vacancy – Full time Salaried GP** 

 **See Job Vacancies link for more details**

Patient Online Access - Did you know you can now access your own Coded Medical Record online? Online Access also allows you to: Book / Cancel your own Routine GP Appointments, Order your Repeat Prescription Items and View your Allergies and Immunisation history. Ask at Reception or view the 'Online Services' tab for more details

 

 

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Audits

National Diabetes Audit


Your diabetes service is taking part in the National Diabetes Audit (NDA). The NDA checks whether people with diabetes are getting good care.

The NDA collects information about diabetes care from GP practices and hospitals. This information helps the NHS to improve care. The use of NDA information is controlled by law and strict rules of confidentiality.

The NDA is managed by NHS Digital (formerly known as the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC)), working with Diabetes UK and Public Health England.

Taking part in the NDA can help improve understanding of the quality of care for people with diabetes. But you can choose not to take part if you have concerns.

If you do not want your information to be used, please inform the receptionist, your GP or nurse. They will make sure that this is noted on your medical records, so your information is not included. This will not affect your care in any way.

Useful links:

Patient information leaflet: http://content.digital.nhs.uk/media/15870/Leaflet---Information-for-People-With-Diabetes/pdf/Patinfo_CoreAudit17_leaflet_v6.pdf

Further details about the audit: http://content.digital.nhs.uk/nda



 
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