Statement of Purpose Template

Statement of purpose Health and Social Care Act 2008

Part 3

Location(s), and  the people who use the service there  their service type(s)  their regulated activity(ies)

20120326 100457 1.01 Statement of purpose Pt 3 1 Fill in a separate part 3 for each location

The information below is for location no.: 1 of a total of: 1 locations

Name of location Park Medical Centre

Address Ball Haye Road Leek Staffs

Postcode ST13 6QR Telephone 01538 399007 Email [email protected]

20120326 100457 1.01 Statement of purpose Pt 3 2 Description of the location (The premises and the area around them, access, adaptations, equipment, facilities, suitability for relevant special needs, staffing & qualifications etc)

The Park Medical Centre is a purpose built medical centre providing GP services to the local population. In July 2014 the Park Medical Centre began a 12 month extension building project which is finished at the end of June 2015. This provides our patient population with extended and updated modern facilities. Within the new main entrance there are no steps providing fully compliant disabled access into the main reception with allocated disabled car parking next to the main entrance. As the patients enter the reception area through the automatic front door access you will find the main reception desk which has a split counter with a lower level section suitable for wheelchair users. Within this new area are new toilet facilities available including disabled toilet facilities. A hearing loop facility is available at reception. Within the reception we have a touch screen booking in system and a visual calling in notification and information facility. 15 of our consulting rooms which are for our patient services are on the ground floor in addition to 3 new consulting rooms on the 1st floor, these are part of the new extension and are accessible either by stairs or a disabled lift. There are staff facilities and offices on the 1st Floor. All consulting rooms are fully equipped to allow provision of care by our clinical team, with the day to day requirements that our GPs and clinicians need on a routine basis to treat our patients effectively. All rooms are equipped with fully compliant infection control sinks and taps, disposable curtains and cap and cove vinyl flooring. We also hold on site a set of emergency drugs, emergency oxygen and a defibrillator. The nurses routinely use an ECG machine, Spirometry, BP monitors, Ear Irrigation equipment and nebulisers. Part of our building is leased to the Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership NHS trust and is occupied by the District Nurses community service. The team use the premises as an office base and maintain their own clinical stores. The District nurses also run weekly dressing/wound clinics for our patients. From July 2015 a section of our new building will be leased to LLoyds Pharmacy. Patients will be able to access the chemist either through the main reception office on the first floor by either accessing the stairs or using the patient lift, or from the outside where they will have their shop front access for our patients and the public to use. All practice partners and salaried GP are fully qualified and some have special interests, ie teaching, dermatology, muscoskeletal and leadership. All nurses are registered with the NMC, our Health Care Support workers are qualified to NVQ 3. The practice has a management team lead by the practice manager. Other members of the team include Practice matron/Manager,an office manager and reception supervisor, Admin assistant secretaries and receptionist. We have gained approval as an accredited undergraduate teaching practice and will provide placements for GP registrars on the vocational training scheme. These placements will commence in 2016. We also work closely with keele University School of Medicine and provide placements for medical students in year 4 and 5. We also work with Keele on various research projects. The Practice has had an active patient participation group for many years, this group includes board members and virtual patient members. The board meets monthly and works with the practice on various projects, surveys, support the flu campaign, run patient participation awareness weeks and has had input into our building extension project. One of our PPG members is also on the patient congress with our CCG and runs a locality PPG group which is attended by PPG members from all leek practices including a practice member so that we can share best pratice

20120326 100457 1.01 Statement of purpose Pt 3 3 No of approved places / overnight beds (not NHS) 0

CQC service user bands

The people that will use this location (‘The whole population’ means everyone).

Adults aged 18-65 Adults aged 65+

Mental health Sensory impairment

Physical disability People detained under the Mental Health Act

Dementia People who misuse drugs or alcohol

People with an eating disorder Learning difficulties or autistic disorder

Children aged 0 – 3 years Children aged 4-12 Children aged 13-18

The whole population Other (please specify below)

20120326 100457 1.01 Statement of purpose Pt 3 4 The CQC service type(s) provided at this location

Acute services (ACS)

Prison healthcare services (PHS)

Hospital services for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities, and problems with substance misuse (MLS) Hospice services (HPS) Rehabilitation services (RHS) Long-term conditions services (LTC) Residential substance misuse treatment and/or rehabilitation service (RSM) Hyperbaric chamber (HBC) Community healthcare service (CHC) Community-based services for people with mental health needs (MHC) Community-based services for people with a learning disability (LDC) Community-based services for people who misuse substances (SMC) Urgent care services (UCS) Doctors consultation service (DCS) Doctors treatment service (DTS) Mobile doctor service (MBS) Dental service (DEN) Diagnostic and or screening service (DSS) Care home service without nursing (CHS) Care home service with nursing (CHN) Specialist college service (SPC) Domiciliary care service (DCC) Supported living service (SLS) Shared Lives (SHL) Extra Care housing services (EXC) Ambulance service (AMB) Remote clinical advice service (RCA) Blood and Transplant service (BTS)

20120326 100457 1.01 Statement of purpose Pt 3 5 Regulated activity(ies) carried on at this location

Personal care Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Accommodation for persons who require treatment for substance abuse Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Accommodation and nursing or personal care in the further education sector Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Treatment of disease, disorder or injury Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Dr Simon Somerville Assessment or medical treatment for persons detained under the Mental Health Act Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Surgical procedures Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Dr Simon Somerville Diagnostic and screening procedures Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Dr Simon Somerville Management of supply of blood and blood derived products etc Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Transport services, triage and medical advice provided remotely Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Maternity and midwifery services Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Dr Simon Somerville Termination of pregnancies Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Services in slimming clinics Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Nursing care Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Family planning service Registered Manager(s) for this regulated activity: Dr Simon Somerville

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