Statement of Purpose
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Parkside Medical Centre
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Parkside Medical Centre
Tawney St,
Boston
Lincolnshire
PE21 6PF
Tel: 01205 365881
Website: www.
Email: licb.
CQC Provider ID: 1-199708784
Registered Manager: Dr Jelili Lawal
Practice Manager: Mrs Lisa Baldwin
Parkside Medical Centre is registered as a partnership and there are 3 registered partners within the practice:
Dr Jelili Lawal GMC: 6093920
Dr Divya Kuttappan GMC: 6130704
Dr Joseph Osadiaye GMC: 7538747
Population and Service User Needs
Parkside Medical Centre provides primary medical services to its registered population and to other eligible patients accessing services provided from the location. The practice supports people across the life course, including children, working-age adults and older people, as well as people living with long-term physical health conditions, mental health needs, learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairments, communication needs and physical disabilities. Services are delivered with due regard to equality, dignity, cultural and religious needs, accessible information requirements and the provision of reasonable adjustments.
Parkside Medical Centre is an established training practice supporting the education and development of GP registrars.
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Our Mission Statement We want our Surgery to be recognised as the most friendly, compassionate and professional practice in the area. We are committed to treating our patients as we would want our family treated and we support and look after each other. |
Our Aims and Objectives
Parkside Medical Centre is committed to providing high-quality, safe, effective and person-centred care that is responsive to the needs of our practice population. We aim to ensure that our services are accessible and inclusive, with appropriate reasonable adjustments made to support individual needs, while treating every patient with dignity, respect, compassion and honesty.
We aim to promote health and wellbeing through prevention, early intervention, health promotion and effective management of long-term conditions, while supporting patients to participate in decisions about their care. We are committed to safeguarding children and adults at risk, maintaining confidentiality and robust information governance, and providing continuity and coordination of care wherever possible.
We recognise that the quality of our services depends upon a skilled, supported and continually developing workforce. We therefore promote learning, training, supervision and professional development across the practice and encourage an open culture in which staff and patients can raise concerns and contribute to improvement.
We actively seek and respond to patient feedback and involvement, including through our Patient Participation Group, and learn from complaints, significant events, patient safety incidents, audits and other sources of feedback. We undertake regular monitoring, clinical audit and quality-improvement activity to continually improve the safety, effectiveness and experience of the services we provide.
Regulated Activities under CQC
- Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
- Surgical procedures – Minor Surgery
- Diagnostic and screening procedures
- Maternity services
- Family planning and contraceptive services
In delivering these regulated activities, Parkside Medical Centre provides a range of primary medical services, including:
- Routine medical care – the practice provides general medical services, including appropriate assessment, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care.
- Prescribing and medication management – NHS prescriptions are issued where clinically appropriate, with private prescriptions provided where applicable.
- Vaccinations and immunisations – the practice supports the national immunisation programmes, including routine childhood vaccinations and seasonal vaccination programmes for eligible patients.
- NHS travel immunisations – provided by appropriately trained members of the nursing team in accordance with current NHS arrangements.
- Medicals – GPs undertake medical reports and examinations where appropriate.
- Chronic disease management – the practice provides ongoing monitoring, treatment and support for patients living with long-term conditions, including appropriate medication review and structured clinical review.
- Family planning and contraceptive services – provided by appropriately trained clinicians within the practice.
- Phlebotomy – an in-house phlebotomy service is provided by appropriately trained members of the practice team.
- Maternity services – maternity services are supported through regular midwifery clinics held at the practice.
- Minor surgery – Minor surgical procedures are provided for appropriate conditions in accordance with the practice's commissioned services and clinical criteria.
- Cervical screening – cervical screening is provided by appropriately trained members of the nursing team.
Our approach to care is built upon strong partnerships between patients and healthcare professionals, underpinned by the following principles:
Mutual Respect - We endeavour to treat all of our patients with dignity, respect and honesty. Everyone at the surgery is committed to providing excellent patient care.
Continuity of Care Building and maintaining strong relationships between healthcare professionals and our patients is an important part of the way we work, particularly for people living with long-term or complex health conditions. Wherever possible, we support patients to see the same healthcare professional when continuity would benefit their care. Where their usual clinician is unavailable, patients may be offered an appropriate alternative member of the clinical team to ensure timely access to care. Continuity and coordination are further supported through regular multidisciplinary discussions, clinical meetings, effective record keeping and communication across the practice team.
Learning and Training The practice is a training practice and we are committed to the training of doctors and nurses, who are closely supervised. We recognise the important contribution that learners make to a culture of reflection, learning and continuous improvement. All staff within the practice have an annual appraisal during which their development and training needs are identified. We also recognise the benefit of supported learning to enable patients to self-manage and live well with long-term conditions.
The practice trainers are: Dr Lawal, Dr Teckchandani, Dr Kuttappan and Dr Osadiaye.
Patient Participation Group - Parkside Medical Centre has an active Patient Participation Group which meets regularly. We value the views and experiences of our patients and use the group to discuss service developments, gather feedback and identify opportunities for improvement.
Extended Access - Primary Care Hub Sites - As part of our commitment to improving accessibility and convenience, patients can access appointments outside the practice's core opening hours through the Boston PCN Enhanced Access service. Extended access is provided through primary care hub arrangements, with appointments available during evenings and on Saturdays.
These services bring together a range of healthcare professionals, including GPs and Advanced Nurse Practitioners, to provide coordinated, patient-centred care. The service supports patients to access appropriate primary care at times that complement normal practice opening hours and promotes effective coordination across participating practices.