How can you enable outstanding patient care in your Practice?

In this episode Simon Merchant and Scott Mallin, Directors of Interdigitate, share their expertise.

They are passionate about customer care and have brought their knowledge to Greater Manchester to share with our PCNs to help them meet the needs of their patients in an enduring way.

In this episode, hosted by Janet Castrogiovani, you’ll hear what they discovered and what recommendations they have to create long lasting and rewarding improvements in your own practices.

For more information about Interdigitate: www.interdigitate.co.uk 

How can you enable outstanding patient care in your Practice?
In this episode Simon Merchant and Scott Mallin, Directors of Interdigitate, share their expertise.
They are passionate about customer care and have brought their knowledge to Greater Manchester to share with our PCNs to help them meet the needs of their patients in an enduring way.
In this episode, hosted by Janet Castrogiovani, you&rsquo;ll hear what they discovered and what recommendations they have to create long lasting and rewarding improvements in your own practices.
For more information about Interdigitate: <a href="http://www.interdigitate.co.uk">www.interdigitate.co.uk</a>&nbsp;

Welcome to this new series on GP Excellence brought to you by the Greater Manchester Primary Care Provider Board.

As part of Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership, the Primary Care Provider Board support all of the 67 Primary Care Networks (PCNs) across Greater Manchester.

Responding to what is most important to PCNs, through GP Excellence we offer development programmes and resilience support.  This podcast series supports this programme of work. 

Whether you’re a GP, a manager or part of the administration team, you all have a key role to play and this series will arm you with advice and knowledge to help you do your job better and improve the patient experience.

Throughout the series, we’ll be speaking to expert guests in the area of inequalities, business development and much more. 

For more information about the GP Excellence Programme: https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/about 

If you would like us to cover a topic, let us know by emailing: gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net

  

Welcome to this new series on GP Excellence brought to you by the Greater Manchester Primary Care Provider Board.
As part of Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership, the Primary Care Provider Board support all of the 67 Primary Care Networks (PCNs) across Greater Manchester.
Responding to what is most important to PCNs, through GP Excellence we offer development programmes and resilience support.&nbsp; This podcast series supports this programme of work.&nbsp;
Whether you&rsquo;re a GP, a manager or part of the administration team, you all have a key role to play and this series will arm you with advice and knowledge to help you do your job better and improve the patient experience.
Throughout the series, we&rsquo;ll be speaking to expert guests in the area of inequalities, business development and much more.&nbsp;
For more information about the GP Excellence Programme: <a href="https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/about">https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/about</a>&nbsp;
If you would like us to cover a topic, let us know by emailing: <a href="mailto:gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net">gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net</a>
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How conscious or proactive is your practice when it comes to sustainability?

The NHS has a plan coming to be net zero by 2040 but what does that mean for you and your team and how can you help achieve that?

One area you could look at is prescribing inhalers which contributes to 13% of carbon emissions. That’s one of the things we’re going to be talking about in this episode.

Returning as host is Dr Joanna Bircher, GP in Stalybridge and Clinical Director, GP Excellence programme.

Her guest is Dr. David McKelvey a GP from Salford and NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Clinical Lead in Sustainability in Primary Care.

This is recording of a webinar that took place in July 2022.

GP Excellence website: https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/

If you have a topic you’d like us to cover email GP Excellence: gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net

How conscious or proactive is your practice when it comes to sustainability?
The NHS has a plan coming to be net zero by 2040 but what does that mean for you and your team and how can you help achieve that?
One area you could look at is prescribing inhalers which contributes to 13% of carbon emissions. That’s one of the things we’re going to be talking about in this episode.
Returning as host is Dr Joanna Bircher, GP in Stalybridge and Clinical Director, GP Excellence programme.
Her guest is Dr. David McKelvey a GP from Salford and NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Clinical Lead in Sustainability in Primary Care.
This is recording of a webinar that took place in July 2022.
GP Excellence website: <a href="https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/">https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/</a>
If you have a topic you’d like us to cover email GP Excellence: <a href="mailto:gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net">gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net</a>

How can you support sustainability in General Practice?

The General Practice Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (GP CPCS) was piloted and launched in Manchester in late 2020.

It’s a pathway that general practices use to refer patients with minor illness or low acuity conditions to a community pharmacist.

In this episode we find out how it’s been going since it was launched and offer advice to any practices thinking of getting involved.

Our host for this episode is Dr Joanna Bircher, GP in Stalybridge and Clinical Director, GP Excellence programme.

Her guests are Luvjit Kandula, Director of Pharmacy Transformation for Great Manchester and Local Pharmaceutical Committee, Courtney Kenworthy, Lead Administrator for Hollywood Medical Practice in Oldham and Russell Nolan, Community Pharmacist working in Oldham and out of St Chad's.

This is recording of a webinar that took place in July 2022

To find out more about the GP CPCS: https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/support/gp-community-pharmacist-consultation-service/

GP Excellence website: https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/

If you have a topic you’d like us to cover email GP Excellence: gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net

The General Practice Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (GP CPCS) was piloted and launched in Manchester in late 2020.
It’s a pathway that general practices use to refer patients with minor illness or low acuity conditions to a community pharmacist.
In this episode we find out how it’s been going since it was launched and offer advice to any practices thinking of getting involved.
Our host for this episode is Dr Joanna Bircher, GP in Stalybridge and Clinical Director, GP Excellence programme.
Her guests are Luvjit Kandula, Director of Pharmacy Transformation for Great Manchester and Local Pharmaceutical Committee, Courtney Kenworthy, Lead Administrator for Hollywood Medical Practice in Oldham and Russell Nolan, Community Pharmacist working in Oldham and out of St Chad's.
This is recording of a webinar that took place in July 2022
To find out more about the GP CPCS: <a href="https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/support/gp-community-pharmacist-consultation-service/">https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/support/gp-community-pharmacist-consultation-service/</a>
GP Excellence website: <a href="https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/">https://gpexcellencegm.org.uk/</a>
If you have a topic you’d like us to cover email GP Excellence: <a href="mailto:gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net">gm.gpexcellence@nhs.net</a>

General Practice Community Pharmacist Consultation Service

This podcast has been developed as part of the GP Excellence podcast series for Primary Care by the Greater Manchester Primary Care Provider Board and the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance Early Diagnosis Programme.

Dr Tom Tasker, GP and Chair of the Greater Manchester Medical Executive and Dr Sarah Taylor, GP lead for Early Diagnosis – Greater Manchester, discuss in detail the use of FIT (faecal immunochemical test) in the Lower GI referral pathway and provide details on the support and resources available to support patients who require FIT tests.

For information about completing a FIT Test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyha_68lShM

Gateway C Live GM webinars have been commissioned as part of the GM Cancer Early Diagnosis programme, links to the webinar recording, Fast Facts video and infographic for Lower GI and FIT can be found here: https://www.gatewayc.org.uk/free-webinars-gm/

This podcast has been developed as part of the GP Excellence podcast series for Primary Care by the Greater Manchester Primary Care Provider Board and the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance Early Diagnosis Programme.
Dr Tom Tasker, GP and Chair of the Greater Manchester Medical Executive and Dr Sarah Taylor, GP lead for Early Diagnosis &ndash; Greater Manchester, discuss in detail the use of FIT (faecal immunochemical test) in the Lower GI referral pathway and provide details on the support and resources available to support patients who require FIT tests.
For information about completing a FIT Test: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyha_68lShM">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyha_68lShM</a>
Gateway C Live GM webinars have been commissioned as part of the GM Cancer Early Diagnosis programme, links to the webinar recording, Fast Facts video and infographic for Lower GI and FIT can be found here: <a href="https://www.gatewayc.org.uk/free-webinars-gm/">https://www.gatewayc.org.uk/free-webinars-gm/</a>

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