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YEAR 5 COMMUNITY PROVIDER

Academic Year 2008-2009

Information about Community Provider (Form C1)

1. Provider ID189Lockside Medical Centre 85 Huddersfield RoadStalybridge SK15 2PT

2. Contact doctor (Clinical/Educational)

Dr: Bircher

Tel.No: 0161 303 7200Fax.No: 0161 304 9216email:

3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Lorraine BuckleyTel. No: email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Total Number of Students for Each Date

Please illustrate for each module the total number of students you can supervise.

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5. Hospital for Accommodation5a. Details of Area

5b. local Transport info

6. IT & Library Facilities

Document2 2008.09 ID189

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Specific Information about Module

7. Short Title

8. Aims and Objectives

9. Programme & Methods 9a. General Description

9b. Arrangements for Shadowing AND Out of Hours Work

9c. Example of Monday

Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider ID181Bredbury Medical Centre 1 Auburn AvenueBredburyStockport SK6 2AH


Dr: D Greenwell

Tel.No: 0161 494 8884Fax.No: 0161 494 5855email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Carol SachTel. No: 0161 494 8884email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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5b. local Transport infoFrequent buses from Stockport centre. Bredbury train station close by.

6. IT & Library Facilities PC available (microtest clinical system)


ST4


7. Short Title





Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

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1. Provider ID386Woodlands Medical Practice Chadderton Town Health CentreMiddleton RoadOldham OL9 0LH


Dr: Simon


3. Administrator Administrator: Bev ThompsonTel. No: 0161 909 8141email:

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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7. Short Title





Weekly PlanTuesday

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1. Provider ID526Spring Lane Surgery 17 Spring LaneRadcliffeManchester M26 9TQ


Dr: A K J Kotegaonkar

Tel.No: 0161 724 6938Fax.No: 0161 724 0172email:

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Elaine FoyTel. No: 0161 724 6938email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Working class suburbs of Bury

Local bus route on Spring Lane. Tram station Spring Lane. Ample car parking to rear.

6. IT & Library Facilities Standard IT facilities. Full library with up to date MCQ/revision books. Internet access.


NMG3


7. Short Title Primary Care at a Family Practice

8. Aims and Objectives To provide experience of the clinical and administration working of a typical GMS practice.


Training by: 1) Observation sessions with GP, 2) Own surgeries booked with a few cases, 3) Home visits, 4) Exposure to other members of the primary health care team, 5) Weekly tutorials, 6) MCQ practice/history taking OSCEs, 7) Phlebotomy, 8) Minor surgery, 9) Clinical meetings/significant event analysis


Out of hours with GP if requested.

9c. Example of Monday GP shadowing Visits and review

Weekly PlanTuesday GP shadowing -

of WorkWednesday Practice Nurse Tutorials

Thursday Diabetic clinic GP shadowing

Friday GP shadowing/own cases

Tutorials





1. Provider ID042Regent Park Surgery Ordsall Health CentreRobert Hall StreetSalford M5 3PP


Dr: R Nawrocki


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Mandy BirchallTel. No: 0161 872 2021email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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5. Hospital for Accommodation

Hope

5a. Details of Area


Close proximity to Salford Quays & Precinct. Approximately 3 miles from Hope Hospital

3m from Hope Hospital main site. Buses on Regent Road

6. IT & Library Facilities IT in practice including Internet and e-mailHope Hospital facilities


HO3


7. Short Title Primary care within an inner city general practice.

8. Aims and Objectives Clinical exposure to acute and chronic diseases management. Enthusiastic teaching practice with full multidisciplinary team in deprived inner city practice. High achieving practice under GMS quality scheme.

Practice involved with two primary care pilots - STOP and SPREAD, and undertaking research project on COPD


Ethos of practice is to reduce inequalities in care in inner city areaOwn supervised consulting sessions and opportunity to visit patients at home. Emphasis on prescribing and referral issues


With GP on call for practice and through deputising service

9c. Example of Monday Supervised

consulting sessionGP shadowing

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadowing COPD

clinicSupervised consulting

of WorkWednesday Home visits Private Study/ Tutorial

Thursday Home visits Half Day

Friday Supervised consulting

Private study





1. Provider ID062Kildonan House Chorley New RoadHorwichBolton BL6 5NW


Dr: J Tabor

Tel.No: 01204 468161Fax.No: 01204 698186email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs S BennettTel. No: 01204 668211email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Bolton

5a. Details of Area


Horwich is old railway town which forms natural community of 20,000 distinct from neighboursAccommodation at Royal Bolton Hospital about 5 miles from surgery.

7m from Bolton Royal Hospital or Chorley DGH. Car desirable.

6. IT & Library Facilities Access to Internet. Computerised clinical recordsTraining practice with appropriate library. Good library at Royal Bolton Medical Inst.


BO2


7. Short Title Primary care in a small town

8. Aims and Objectives Main objective is to implement skills and knowledge previously acquired in the treatment of "real" patients.

Revision of areas of confusion or uncertainty; Exploration of care of elderly mentally ill, regular minor surgery sessions, health needs of teenagers, impact of political & organisational changes on patient health care.


See new patients and follow through a small list of patientsTwo partners involved in care of elderly mentally ill, practice provides comprehensive FP services


Shadow doctors working for Bolton co-operative. Saturday morning surgeries occ.

9c. Example of Monday Consulting session Shadow registrar

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadow partner F/U hospital patients.

Group work

of WorkWednesday Work on EMI or

teenage healthConsulting session

Thursday Home visits Minor ops or nursing home

Friday Consulting session Half day





1. Provider ID086Minden Medical Practice 2 Barlow StreetBury BL9 0QP


Dr: P Norman


3. Administrator Administrator: Dr P NormanTel. No: 0161 764 2652email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Bury

5a. Details of Area


Urban practice with surrounding countryside easily accessible. Few minutes from motorway network.

5 minute walk from Bury Metro Station

6. IT & Library Facilities Internet access. Extensive CD-Rom, library facilities. New premises from late 2008.


BY2


7. Short Title All aspects of general practice.

8. Aims and Objectives Can accommodate any project student wishes.


Priority given to those who have undertaken a previous placement in Years 3/4


Welcome to attend evening out of hours sessions

9c. Example of Monday Joint surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Treatment room Half-day

of WorkWednesday District nurse Baby Clinic

Thursday Project work Project work

Friday Joint surgery Minor ops





1. Provider IDT29Salford Primary Care Trust (Paediatrics) Springwood School, Barton RoadSwintonManchester M27 5LP


Dr: I McKinlay


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Gillian SmithTel. No: 0161 212 5891email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Royal Manchester Children's Hospital

5a. Details of Area


Based in Salford Community Child Health Services.

Good bus services, main clinics within 15 minutes walk of hospital.

6. IT & Library Facilities Library at RMCH has CDROM, Internet access and computing facilities & Medical software.

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7. Short Title Community Paediatrics, Diagnosis of disability, family concerns, preventative services & multidisciplinary management.

8. Aims and Objectives To teach paediatrics as an integrated speciality from a community base, including emergency aspects

To learn about child development and disabilities, child protection, multiprofessional work and to gain experience of community facilities with special educational needs.


Follow a child being seen by a child development team, to learn about child protection. Involvement with nurseries, playgroups, child units and special schools.Individual teaching in variety of community settings, experience of Salford Families Project, opportunities to attend assessments by clinical psychologists, speech & language therapists, physios & OT's


To maintain history-taking & examination skills attendance at paediatric acute referral unit. Shadowing of community paediatricians and colleagues in professions allied to medicine available

9c. Example of Monday Baby clinic,

community clinicLanguage Unit or Community clinic

Weekly PlanTuesday Springwood special

schoolStudy session or community clinic

of WorkWednesday Special schools Special schools

Thursday Baby or community clinic

Tutorial, Development or Immunisation clinics

Friday Oakwood High school Community Teaching session or Case Study





1. Provider IDT32Lancashire Care NHS Trust C/O Avondale UnitRoyal Preston Hospital Sharoe Green Lane FulwoodPreston PR2 9HT


Dr: Richard GaterTel.No: 01772 773501Fax.No: 01772 522772email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Maureen BrittonTel. No: 01772 773501email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Preston

5a. Details of Area


The Preston district includes a social and urban rural mix that is demographically representative of the UK generally. Community mental health resources are located in the town and in nearby rural areas.Being a university town, Preston has a thriving nightlife. Accommodation will be available within easy travelling distance of the Academic Centre. Transport for students from the Academic Centre to community facilities are provided by the Trust.

6. IT & Library Facilities The Guild Academic Centre has excellent Library facilities: 40 current health and psychiatry journals, and a book-stock of over 2,500 catering mainly for multi-disciplinary and community mental health staff.It is equipped with eight computers with word-processing facilities, an Internet connection and CD-ROM facilities to search MEDLINE, etc.


PR4


7. Short Title Community Psychiatry. Assessment and management of wide range of mental disorders in community. Visits to community resources. Special interests ranging from old age psychiatry to forensic in prison mental health service.

8. Aims and Objectives To provide students with clinical experience through participation in the assessment and management of acute and long-term mental illness in the context of a multidisciplinary community psychiatric service.

In addition there will be opportunity to explore:- team work and individual roles, - the interface of the psychiatric service with the community,-a special aspect in depth.


Students will be encouraged to become part of the team providing care in the community by following-up patients after their initial assessment or discharge from hospital.This will be supplemented by a series of visits to community resources, each of which can be extended as a Special Interest according to the individual student’s needs


One session shadowing liaison registrar and the duty registrar at night or weekend. Opportunities to shadow different members of staff.

9c. Example of Monday Community liaison

meetingOutpatient assessment session with clinical tutor

Weekly PlanTuesday Allocation meeting at

CMHTInpatient assessment & review

of WorkWednesday Special interest Academic programme

Thursday Home treatment reviews

Group work

Friday Shadow liaison registrar or community mental health professional;





1. Provider IDT36Central Manchester Primary Care Trust c/o Longsight Health Centre526/8 Stockport RoadManchester M13 0RR


Dr: L Kauffmann


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Tracey CliffTel. No: 0161 248 1203email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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MRI

5a. Details of Area


Students will be spread across Manchester. We base one at Newton Heath, one at Wythenshawe and two at Longsight. There is a lot of travelling involved in each of the placements.Please contact Mrs. Cliff for further information about this attachment.

A car or bicycle or energy are required.

6. IT & Library Facilities Trust has limited facilities. Department has small library but students will have access to better facilities at MRI/ St. Mary's Hospital


CMAN1


7. Short Title Community Paediatrics.

8. Aims and Objectives To give students clinical & organisational experience of all aspects of a community paediatric service in a large city. In particular to: (1) explore the process of diagnosis & management of children with disability.

(2) Understand the difficulties and concerns of families with such children. (3) gain insight into preventative services in child health. (4) experience multi-agency management of complex cases.


Students will see children & families alongside doctors, HVs, school nurses, etc. in the clinic, school & home settings. They are encouraged to follow children through referrals to hospital & see them at home.Each of the consultants has special interests and students will have time to look in more depth at one area of work: health surveillance, educational medicine, disability. Opportunities to take histories & examine children under supervision.


Students will shadow staff grade paediatricians. Opportunity to do case presentations as doctors' meeting.

9c. Example of Monday Shadow Staff Grade

(SG) paediatrician. School Hlth

Shadow SG

Weekly PlanTuesday With consultant OPD With other health

professionals

of WorkWednesday Supervised

consultingHalf day

Thursday F/U cases Child protection

Friday Special school Group work





1. Provider IDT37Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust Medical Education Park HouseNorth Manchester General HospitalManchester M8 5RL


Dr: D Longson


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Samantha AbbottTel. No: 0161 720 2905email: [email protected] [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Wythenshawe

5a. Details of Area


Accommodation at WythenshaweSouth Manchester, including Wythenshawe, Withington, Chorlton 7 Whalley Range

Based at Hospital. Car not required

6. IT & Library Facilities Education & Research Centre Wythenshawe Hospital


SMAN1


7. Short Title Community Mental Health Service for Older People (BASED AT WYTHENSHAWE)

8. Aims and Objectives Knowledge of service organisation, service liaison with primary care, voluntary agencies & Local Authority

Community care management of patients with serious mental illness; Operation and functioning of multidisciplinary team


Membership of one of the Community MH teams, attendance at allocation and review meeting, Accompany team members in community visits and care planning meetingsMemory clinics, optional alcohol treatment service, general hospital liaison and forensic psychiatry.


Duty Psychiatry SHO - A&E & nursing liaison team.

9c. Example of Monday Team meeting PBl group

Weekly PlanTuesday OP clinic Educational supervision

of WorkWednesday Team meeting OP clinic

Thursday Community work Community work

Friday Community work Community work





1. Provider IDT41Mental Health Unit, Pennine Care NHS Trust Tameside General HospitalFountain StreetAshton-under-Lyne OL6 9RW


Dr: Ahmed Huda


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Janine KellyTel. No: 0161 604 3280email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Tameside

5a. Details of Area


Ashton is industrial town on edge of High Peak moors, accessible by bus and rail from Manchester. Hospital is approximately 10 minutes by bus from station. Bus services around district

Based at Hospital

6. IT & Library Facilities Excellent library and IT facilities in Werneth centreIT facilities and resource room in Department of Psychiatry


TA5


7. Short Title Community psychiatry.

8. Aims and Objectives Gain experience in (1) care of patients with serious mental illness (e.g. schizophrenia) in community and (2) assessment and treatment of common mental disorders in primary care and by specialist mental health services.

Gain a deeper understanding of the experience of patients living with long-term mental illness & explore the complex interface between physical and mental disorders


Students will be able to take part in (1) Consultant OP clinics, (2) work with specific inpatients as they move into community, (3) community mental health team, (4) Community rehabilitation team. (5) Early intervention in psychosis team.(6) Individual work with small number of patients


1 session with consultant, 1 with SHO/SpR; sessions with community psychiatry nurses. Out of hours work with SHO/SpR

9c. Example of Monday Team Meeting,

session with consultant

OPC

Weekly PlanTuesday Community session

SPR & Community Team

Community session SPR & Community Team

of WorkWednesday Ward round &

teaching sessionsWard round & teaching sessions

Thursday PBL See GP

Friday Community session SPR & Community Team

Community session SPR & Community Team





1. Provider ID415Glenroyd Medical Centre 164 Whitegate DriveBlackpool FY3 9HF


Dr: M F Powell

Tel.No: 01253 762156Fax.No: email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Moira HallTel. No: 01253 762 156email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Blackpool

5a. Details of Area


Practice operates from 2 site. Student will need transport. 6 Partner (PMS) practice. List size 13,500.

Transport required.

6. IT & Library Facilities Access to IT & library facilities at local hospital HPEC unit. Practice also has in-house library & access to the Internet.


BL8


7. Short Title General practice in a coastal town

8. Aims and Objectives To inform student of up to date working practices within Primary Care.


Clinical Supervision, tutorials & Integration of Primary Health Care Team.


Students will be mentioned by a named GP. They will have the opportunity to attend the local GP, co-operative, but will not be expected to participate in any out of hours rota - observation only.

9c. Example of Monday Named GP

attachmentNamed GP attachment

Weekly PlanTuesday Attend BVH Tutor

developmentSessions

of WorkWednesday Named GP

AttachmentWork on case study

Thursday Named GP Attachment

Named GP Attachment

Friday Named GP Attachment

Named GP Attachment





1. Provider ID376Wilmslow Health Centre Chapel LaneWilmslow SK9 5HX


Dr: M Brennan


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Liz RobinsonTel. No: 01625 548 555email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Suburban.

Easy A&M route access, local rail station.

6. IT & Library Facilities Full cable internet access up to date library on site.


MA10


7. Short Title Open module, clinical interest accommodated



Open moduleOpen Module


Available - specific clinical interests accommodated too.

9c. Example of Monday Data collection / Audit Library/PC study/Hospital

PBL

Weekly PlanTuesday Clinical Clinical

of WorkWednesday Clinical Off

Thursday Patient contact & input / Solo work

Patient contact & input / clinical

Friday Clinical skills Solo work







Dr: D Longson


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Samantha AbbottTel. No: 0161 720 2905/0161 720 4872email: [email protected] [email protected]

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MRI

5a. Details of Area


Central Manchester - easily accessible

Transport available with directorate staff from base.

6. IT & Library Facilities Available in Hospital. Near to University facilities


CMAN2


7. Short Title Community old age psychiatry (BASED AT MRI)

8. Aims and Objectives To work as part of a community team which works with older adults in the Central Manchester area


The community old age psychiatry team is based at Carisbrooke Resource Centre with in and day patient facilities at York House, MRI. Student will be based at MRI, undertaking joint community visits with multidisciplinary staff.Will do their own follow-up visits where appropriate. Will attend team meeting and have supervision with Dr Allen.


No out of hours work. Visits in accordance with safety policies and procedures

9c. Example of Monday Supervision - Dr Allen

Weekly PlanTuesday Team meeting Community work

of WorkWednesday Community work York House Liaison

Thursday Community work

Friday Library work and study

Library work and study





1. Provider IDT42Central and Eastern Cheshire Primary Care Trust Bevan HouseBarony RoadNantwich CW5 5QU


Dr: Chris Barratt

Tel.No: 01606 544 544Fax.No: 01606 333 540 / 331 977email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Helga WetternTel. No: 01270 275 477email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Leighton

5a. Details of Area


CECPCT covers population of 450,000 people. Pleasant varied area, urban and rural aspects. Good shops, pubs, clubs etc.Area covered extends across the boroughs of Crewe & Nantwich, Congleton, Macclesfield, Holmes Chapel and Vale Royal.

Excellent road links via M6 & M56. Roads not congested. Own transport essential. Mainline & local trains easily accessed.

6. IT & Library Facilities Leighton Hospital has comprehensive library & IT facilities in the JET library.Database resources & distributed learning opportunities available via NHS net.


CW7


7. Short Title Medicine in the Community - Varied experience within a PCT

8. Aims and Objectives This module is based on the resources available within PCT.

Aim is to provide practical clinical experiences to see patients in a variety of settings & to offer opportunities within the community. The Programme will be learner centred in approach.


There will be a range of opportunities for students to consult patients in various settings within the PCT area e.g. GP surgeries, patients homes, Hospice etc.In addition the placement will provide the resources to enable students to explore & experience the wider aspects of Health Care in the Community. This will be achieved by offering learning opportunities using the resources & facilities of CCPCT.


There will be opportunities for consulting patients & for shadowing professionals. Placement will provide the opportunity for some out of hours experience.

9c. Example of Monday PCT resources 'sign

up' optionsProject work

Weekly PlanTuesday GP Surgery

consultingPBL Group

of WorkWednesday Community setting

consulting1/2 day

Thursday GP Surgery consulting

PCT resources 'sign up' options

Friday Community setting consulting

PCT resources 'sign up' options





1. Provider ID472Matthew Ryder Clinic 20 Dingle RoadUpholland WN8 0EN


Dr: P G M Ryder


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Bernadette RyderTel. No: 01695 624042email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

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Wigan/Wrightington

5a. Details of Area


Urban/Semi rural single handed practice. List size 2500, PCT:west Lancs PCT.

6. IT & Library Facilities Computerised system linked to H.A. Practice working towards fully computerised paperless system.Access to internet on all computers.


WN11


7. Short Title Primary Care in an Urban/Semi rural Setting

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience in a small practice, with emphasis on quality patient orientated family practice.


1) Own supervised consulting session, 2) Reviewing specific diagnostic area in line with National Service Frameworks, 3) following patients management through out the course of placement4) To encourage students to gain confidence in history taking etc.


9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP Supervised consulting

session

Weekly PlanTuesday Supervised

consulting sessionChronic disease management

of WorkWednesday Audit/Shadow

Practice nurseAnte-Natal Clinic

Thursday Shadow GP Half day

Friday Shadow district burse/Health visitor

Supervised consulting session





1. Provider ID120Dr Munro and Partners, The Alexandra Medical Practice Glodwick Primary Care Centre137 Glodwick RdOldham OL4 IYN


Dr: D Munro


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs June Hunt (or Mrs Jacqueline McDermott)Tel. No: 0161 909 8350email: [email protected] / [email protected]

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Oldham

5a. Details of Area


Two miles from Royal Oldham Hospital.

2m from Royal Oldham Hosp. Easily accessible by bus

6. IT & Library Facilities Library and access to Internet via NHS NetComputer facilities at ROH


OL2


7. Short Title All aspects of Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives Special interests of practice are asthma, family planning, CHD, depression and well children. Keen to show students that Primary care are the leaders in medicine today and that we work in a team

Use of protocols, particularly in CV disease, diabetes and asthma9. Programme & Methods 9a. General Description

Work with team including attached District Nurses, Health Visitors, Dietician, Podiatrist and OptometristNeeds led teaching, working largely with patient on own but supervision always available.


9c. Example of Monday Variable depending

on needs of studentsVariable depending on needs of students

Weekly PlanTuesday Variable depending

on needs of studentsVariable depending on needs of students

of WorkWednesday Variable depending

on needs of studentsPG Centre

Thursday Variable depending on needs of students

Variable depending on needs of students

Friday Variable depending on needs of students

Variable depending on needs of students





1. Provider ID130The Borchardt Medical Centre 62 Whitchurch RoadWithingtonManchester M20 1EB


Dr: W Tamkin


3. Administrator Administrator: Mr Jim BondTel. No: 0161 438 1329email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1


Withington

5a. Details of Area


Patients from all social classes. Close to University & Teaching Hospitals. In South Manchester PC Trust.

4.75m from Wythenshawe Hosp. Proximal to bus routes.

6. IT & Library Facilities Library with books & journals that can be borrowedComputer with internet access


SMAN2


7. Short Title Primary Care in South Manchester

8. Aims and Objectives To gain/polish some basic practical skills. To use initiative in clinical management. To experience being a team member


Supervised consulting sessions. Personal responsibility for one or two individuals usually in the area of chronic disease managementInvolvement in specialisms of partners - dermatology, child health surveillance, diabetes, drug addiction, asthma, intra-partum care


9c. Example of Monday Shadow partner Diabetes clinic

Weekly PlanTuesday Practical skills with

members PHCTConsulting session, Minor surgery list

of WorkWednesday See acute problems CHS/ANC session

Thursday Consulting session CDT

Friday Consulting session Half Day





1. Provider ID134Sorrel Group Practice 23 Bolton RoadSalford M6 7HL


Dr: NA Finegan


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Rachael / Pauline BellTel. No: 07973 878 465 / 0161 351 6562email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



3 3 3 3

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Hope Hospital

5a. Details of Area


Inner city/mixed social class practice

1.75m from Hope Hospital main site

6. IT & Library Facilities IT & Library facilities available at Salford & Trafford HA, Hope Hospital and the practice.


HO1


7. Short Title General Practice in Salford

8. Aims and Objectives General Practice placement details. To expand the knowledge of general practice, to improve clinical skills, to get "hands on" experience.


For further information - see SIM details provided by Salford PCG & Salford & Trafford HA [HO1]


To be arranged when student arrives.

9c. Example of Monday GP Session GP Session

Weekly PlanTuesday Case Study Report GP Session

of WorkWednesday Tutorial Internet Study Literature

Searches

Thursday GP Session GP session

Friday GP session Half Day





1. Provider ID169Marus Bridge Practice Worsley Mesnes Health CentrePoolstock LaneWigan WN3 5HL


Dr: L McClelland


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Sharon ChamleyTel. No: 01942 481 506email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Wigan

5a. Details of Area


Practice is 2 miles from local main hospital. Accommodation is at Royal Albert Infirmary Hospital.

3.25m from Wigan Infirmary. Car desirable but reasonable bus links to both hospitals

6. IT & Library Facilities Practice fully computerised and link to NHS Net. PC and relevant CD ROM's available to students in all rooms.Library is to standard of training practice.


WN1


7. Short Title Teamwork in Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives This module gives a broad clinical experience with opportunity to study areas in depth.

The development of consultation skills, holistic care of patients. Putting evidence into practice, the use of clinical guidelines and audit. Multidisciplinary primary care team working


Students will be encouraged to develop own list of patients and see them when they attend in surgery and on visits. During supervised surgeries students will be taught on consulting skills, in particular focussed history-taking, formulation of diagnoses.Particular emphasis is put on chronic disease management, audit and public health through in-depth study. Timetables flexible and can be adapted to student needs with ample personal study time.


Shadowing principal and PHCT members each 1 session/week. Out of hours shadowing principals working with local co-operative.


consulting sessionSupervised consulting session

Weekly PlanTuesday Case study/Home

visitsSupervised consulting sessions

of WorkWednesday PHCT shadowing Personal study

Thursday Chronic disease Management

Group Work

Friday Supervised consulting session

Half Day





1. Provider ID178Danebridge Medical Centre London RoadNorthwich CW9 5HR


Dr: C Barratt

Tel.No: 01606 544 544Fax.No: 01606 331977email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Kathryn CookTel. No: 01606 544 544email: [email protected] / [email protected]/ [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Northwich

5a. Details of Area


Northwich is a town of 60,000 population and has rail links to Manchester, Stockport, Chester, Liverpool, Crewe and London. There is fast road access. Accommodation will be provided in separate lodge situated in the grounds of Northwich Infirmary

0.5m from Victoria Infirmary (Accommodation)

6. IT & Library Facilities Electronic data bases from Danebridge Medical Centre. Library facilities are available at the JET library at Leighton.Danebridge MC has been an IT demonstrator site for the NHS and is fully computerised. Danebridge is linked to the NHS computer network and is a GP training practice


NO1


7. Short Title Primary and Integrated Care

8. Aims and Objectives The main emphasis of this module is to provide clinical experience of attending patients in a wide range of community settings.

Students will have the opportunity to see patients in a GP setting and to follow patients through their multi-agency contacts. To explore and participate in patients health problems and their management.


Danebridge Medical Centre is a large fully equipped general practice. Northwich Infirmary is a large Community Hospital with no resident staff.In the Hospital there is a Minor Injuries Unit, full outpatient services, inpatient rehabilitation beds, full rehabilitation services, investigative facilities and it is the base for all the community Services and Voluntary Services within the area.


Opportunities for shadowing GPs & GP registrars F2 and other health professionals. Also students will be able to see inpatients in Nursing Homes etc.

9c. Example of Monday Case Work & visits Consulting sessions.

Weekly PlanTuesday Activities within the

PracticeGroup work

of WorkWednesday Consulting Shadowing GP

Thursday Activities within the Practice

Consulting sessions

Friday Casework and consulting

Half day





1. Provider ID121Unsworth Group Practice Peter House, Captain Lees RoadWesthoughton BL5 3UB


Dr: F Rowlands

Tel.No: 01942 812525Fax.No: 01942 813431email:

3. Administrator Administrator: Mr Mike WatsonTel. No: 01942 812525email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Chorley/Bolton

5a. Details of Area


Small town between Wigan and Bolton.

Own transport is desirable as it can be difficult to get to by public transport.

6. IT & Library Facilities Fairly extensive library on siteInternet access available


BO7/CH7


7. Short Title GP in Large varied practice

8. Aims and Objectives 9 partner practice would meet needs of interested students. Members of CG board, clinical assistants in gastroenterology

Interests in dermatology, minor surgery, diabetes.9. Programme & Methods 9a. General Description

To be organised by students, including undertaking small surgeries with supervision and involvement in care of small number of patients to closer extent


Bolton district medical services responsible for out-of-hours work from 6:30 pm to 8:00 am and weekends.

9c. Example of Monday Self-plan Joint surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Own surgery Audits

of WorkWednesday Own patient work Bolton PG meeting

Thursday Own surgery Half day

Friday Joint surgery & emergencies

Self-plan





1. Provider ID329Drs S P & Mrs A Srivastava Arnold Medical Centre204 St Annes RoadBlackpool FY4 2EF


Dr: A Srivastava


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Meriel CarrdusTel. No: 0844 449 6984email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



2 2 2 2

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Blackpool

5a. Details of Area


2 miles from town centre, 1/2 mile to nearest station, 3 miles from M55 motorway.

Surgery on bus route.

6. IT & Library Facilities Fully computerised. Connected to net, library approved by regional trainers on visit Dec 2000.


BL5


7. Short Title General Practice in Blackpool

8. Aims and Objectives Experience in General Practice, learn history taking, examinations and total care.

Own surgeries with supervisions and chance to prepare for exams, minor surgery and home visits.


OPD clinics in ENT, dermatology, ophthalmology and other arrangements according to students needs.


9c. Example of Monday Week to week plan

tailored to student.

Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider ID409Ansdell Medical Centre Albany RoadLytham St.Annes FY8 4GW


Dr: R J Hellier


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs C BonneyTel. No: 01253 657319email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Blackpool/Preston

5a. Details of Area


Main Surgery in Ansdell.Retirement seaside area. 33% list over 65.

Car required - 8m from Blackpool Victoria, 15m from Preston

6. IT & Library Facilities At Hospital PG Centre. Internet access available at surgery. Surgery computerised for clinical work.


BL6


7. Short Title Primary Care in a seaside resort with a high retirement population

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience through participating in the work of the practice.

Opportunities to consider the needs of the elderly9. Programme & Methods 9a. General Description

Practice work. Follow up patients after hospital admissions. Help in care of a few elderly patients. Understand needs of patients, staff & doctors when looking after Nursing/Rest Home patients.Own supervised consulting sessions and responsibility for visiting small number of patients at home.


One session with Deputising service if can be arranged.

9c. Example of Monday Shadow surgery Consulting session with

supervision

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadow Surgery or

PHCT visitsConsulting session with supervision

of WorkWednesday Woodlands Resource

Centre, etc. Baby ANC Clinic

Cryosurgery & acute emergencies

Thursday Shadowing emergency surgery

Consulting session with supervision

Friday Shadow Surgery Half Day





1. Provider ID187Berry Lane Medical Centre Berry Lane LongridgePreston PR3 3JJ


Dr: I Forrester


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Helen StammersTel. No: 01772 78302/781520email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Blackburn / Preston

5a. Details of Area


5 miles from Royal Preston Hospital. Semi-rural practice. 1 branch surgery.

7m Sharoe Green Hosp. Regular buses. Parking no problem.

6. IT & Library Facilities Open access to PC with Internet, Medline on premises. Well equipped skills laboratory. Recently upgraded library. CCTV for teaching. NHSnet available.


PR2


7. Short Title Diabetes management in Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives Understand epidemiology of diabetes; learn how diabetes affects individuals & community; learn about range of management options

Examine how shared care is used in diabetes; learn about role of whole PHCT in care of diabetic patients; understand resource implications for different management options locally & nationally


2-3 consulting sessions' 1 practice & 1 hospital diabetic clinic; 1-2 sessions visiting diabetic patients; 2 sessions to visit other PHCT members - optician, chiropody, etc2 sessions private study (inc. group work)


Can shadow any sessions at local out of hours covered by partners

9c. Example of Monday Joint surgery Visit patients

Weekly PlanTuesday Joint surgery Study time

of WorkWednesday Diabetic clinic e.g. optician

Thursday Joint surgery Study time

Friday Visit patients e.g. District nurse





1. Provider ID192Castleton Health Centre 2 Elizabeth StreetCastletonRochdale OL11 3HY


Dr: A Bodner


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Janet GrantTel. No: 01706 658905email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Rochdale

5a. Details of Area


3 miles from centre of Rochdale. Accommodation based at Birch Hill Hospital.

4.5m from Birch Hill Hosp.

6. IT & Library Facilities Full computerised facilities & full in-house library.Online facilities at local PG centre


RO1


7. Short Title Primary care in a large multi-partner suburban practice

8. Aims and Objectives Main emphasis would be on clinical experiential teaching with encouraged active involvement in clinical decision-making and learning by problem-based approach.

Specific opportunities to: carry out piece of audit, explore problems of elderly residents in an old people's home and explore health care in the context of the family.


Student will be encouraged to follow patients through referral to Hospital and become generally part of the team looking after patients of all ages. . Encouraged to follow patients as they are discharged back into the community after hospital stay.Own consulting sessions under strict supervision and responsibility for visiting patients at home regularly.


Shadowing registrar (1 session) and each partner. On call arrangements to be discussed.

9c. Example of Monday To fit individual needs

Weekly PlanTuesday To fit individual needs To fit individual needs

of WorkWednesday To fit individual needs To fit individual needs

Thursday To fit individual needs To fit individual needs

Friday To fit individual needs To fit individual needs





1. Provider ID168Regent House Surgery 21 Regent RoadChorley PR7 2DH


Dr: S Edwards


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Susan JezzardTel. No: email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Chorley

5a. Details of Area


Market Town, close to DGH [OS Ref: SD 579176]

1.5m from hospital, close to Bus Station.

6. IT & Library Facilities ISDN connection, NHS Net. Fully computerised clinical system. Well-stocked & updated library. Paper less practice.


CH1


7. Short Title Primary Care in a Market Town

8. Aims and Objectives To provide the opportunity for students to gain experience of General Practice.


1st week spent sitting in with GP's during their surgery. 2nd and consecutive weeks spent with other members of PHCT, tutorials, personal study time. Supervised surgeries.


Two GPs will be responsible for supervising each student. Student will accompany GP doing out of hours sessions.

9c. Example of Monday Supervised surgery Supervised surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Supervised surgery Supervised surgery

of WorkWednesday Supervised surgery Supervised surgery

Thursday Practice Nurse Supervised surgery

Friday Off Supervised surgery





1. Provider ID407Hawkley Brook Medical Practice, Chandler House Worsley Mesnes Health CentrePoolstock LaneWigan WN3 5HL


Dr: A Ollerton

Tel.No: 01942 481 401Fax.No: email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs S HileyTel. No: 01942 481 405email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

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27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Wigan

5a. Details of Area


Single handed practice with a salaried GP in a new purpose built surgery.

20min journey (1 change) from Wigan Infirmary

6. IT & Library Facilities IT and NHSNet.Library facilities at Billinge Hospital and Royal Albert Edward Infirmary. Library facilities now available at Chandler House


WN6


7. Short Title Primary care in an urban practice

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience through participating in the work of the practice.

Special interests in diabetes, ischaemic heart disease, chest medicine and palliative care.


Opportunity to observe/shadow hospital diabetic clinic and chest clinic where Dr.O is a clinical assistant. Opportunity to observe TB contact tracer and asylum seekers, also at GU clinic.Opportunity to shadow at local Hospice where Dr. O is a clinical assistant in palliative care. Practice has produced web-based guidelines and student will be encouraged to use and criticise these.


One weekend in four shadowing Dr O at the local out of hours service, Saturday surgery and hospice

9c. Example of Monday Consulting sessions Home visits and

supervision.

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadowing Dr O Shadowing health

professionals

of WorkWednesday Shadowing Dr O f/u Hospital work and group

work

Thursday Disease management Consulting sessions

Friday Disease management Half day





1. Provider ID201Broadway Surgery 2 Broadway FulwoodPreston PR2 9TH


Dr: M Walsh


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Diane BaileyTel. No: 01772 645665email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Preston

5a. Details of Area


Typical Lancashire Town. Surgery based from two sites, covering contrasting populations.

Broadway Surgery is within short walking distance from the Royal Preston Hospital. Both hospital & surgeries are conveniently situated for road & motorway access.

6. IT & Library Facilities Library facilities at Royal Preston Hospital and Preston PG Centre. Internet/NHSnet access from both practices.Electronic Info available on practNHSNet & Internet access from practice sitesElectronic Information available on Practice Computer SystemPractice sites fully computerised & linked by landline.


PR3


7. Short Title Primary Care in a North West Lancashire Town

8. Aims and Objectives Clinical experience in a 2 site Practice covering contrasting populations. Wide range of community and GP exposure.

Opportunities to explore the specific needs of those with chronic psychiatric illness in community residential units. Explore the needs of the elderly. Explore specific issues of chronic diseases, e.g. asthma, diabetes, ischaemic heart disease.


Students will be involved in a typical general practice setting, working with various members of the primary care team and other community workers. Students will be encouraged to follow through patients referred for outpatient and in-patient inv.Students will be given the opportunity to get involved in practice specific interests e.g. the management of chronic psychiatric illness and practice programmes for chronic disease management e.g. Asthma & Diabetes


Two sessions shadowing a practice partner. One weekend in four. Out of hours covered by PPCC.

9c. Example of Monday Shadowing partner in

SurgeryConsulting session

Weekly PlanTuesday Private study

of WorkWednesday Home visits shadow Consulting session

Thursday Shadowing partner in surgery

Half Day

Friday Shadow partner consulting session





1. Provider ID021Clarendon Surgery Lance Burn Health CentreChurchill WaySalford M6 5QX


Dr: J Tankel


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Linda BrownTel. No: 0161 736 4529email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

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27.04.2009-22.05.2009

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Hope Hospital

5a. Details of Area


Near Manchester City Centre at end of M 602. Good access. Inner city practice working from excellent premises.

2m from Hope Hospital

6. IT & Library Facilities IT & Library Facilities available at Salford PCT & Hope Hospital. Practice has small collection of good books and access to Net


HO5



8. Aims and Objectives "You choose the project and we try and fit in." If you don't know what to do there are plenty of ideas available, e.g. Coronary Heart Disease, Management of Hypertension, Mental Illness, Irritable Bowel Syndrome.


Offer the help you want, guide in the right direction, variable timetable. For further information see details provided by Salford PCT


Shadowing community staff

9c. Example of Monday Salford PCT project

workGP session

Weekly PlanTuesday Palliative Care (St.

Ann's Hospice)f/u Hospital patients

of WorkWednesday Multi-agency work Half Day

Thursday Tutorial GP session

Friday GP session Community Trust





1. Provider ID220Drs Cassels, Cottam, Hynes, Molloy & Cutting The Health Centre Raikes RoadGreat EcclestonPreston PR3 0ZA


Dr: S Cottam


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Sylvia WelberryTel. No: 01995 672934email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Blackpool

5a. Details of Area


Rural, chiefly farming area between Blackpool and Preston. Large number of commuters and significant retired population. No particular predominance of any social group. Friendly, safe area, still a good sense of community.

7.75m from Blackpool Victoria Hosp. Own transport essential for access to practice and to do visits.

6. IT & Library Facilities Fully computerised training practice with practice library. IT access at practice. Full library facilities at Blackpool and Preston Education Centres.


BL2


7. Short Title Primary Care in a Farming Community

8. Aims and Objectives Opportunity for students to gain experience of all aspects of primary care. Serving a rural community we provide a wide variety of in-house services, some of which students may wish to benefit from; physiotherapy, chiropody, anti-coagulant clinic, minor surgery, family planning, child health surveillance.


Special interests in the practice include women's health & family planning, dermatology, cardiology, minor surgery, general medicine (endocrinology, rheumatology, gastroenterology).


The main programme is supervised mini-surgeries (4-6 patients, 30 min appointments), booked in advance where you will see patients with full support and supervision from one of our GP partners. Also undertake home visits, again with supervision and support. Family planning and baby clinics, minor surgery, out of hours sessions as wish/need. We have friendly patients, fantastic staff, a long track record in education and super scenery. What more could you want from a placement!

9c. Example of Monday Endocrine Clinic @

Royal Blackburn Hospital.

Study afternoon (or Family Planning Clinic, alternate weeks)

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadowing Partner Study afternoon and PBL at

Blackpool Victoria Hospital HPEC

of WorkWednesday Supervised Surgery Supervised surgery

Thursday Supervised Surgery/ Baby clinic

Tutorial. Half day.

Friday Supervised Surgery Supervised Surgery





1. Provider ID227Heaton Medical centre 2 Lucy StreetBolton BL1 5PU


Dr: A Lamb


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Lynne LambTel. No: 01204 843677email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Bolton

5a. Details of Area


1 mile between hospice (14 beds) and practice (8000 patients)

Both sites 4m from Bolton Royal Hosp. and therefore car is necessary

6. IT & Library Facilities Both sites have library and also access to large library at Royal Bolton Hospital


BO4


7. Short Title Palliative Care & Primary care in Bolton

8. Aims and Objectives To develop communication and clinical skills in the care of those with non-curable disease. To extend the use of skills developed in palliative medicine into the community.

In both settings we would like to build confidence in developing management plans for, and communication with, the patient and teams involved in their care.


Experience at Hospice and Practice. In the practice supervised consulting sessions, home visits and optional attendance at special clinics as needed from personal learning plan.In hospice a mixture of ward work and OP sessions with emphasis on following progress of individual patients. Both units work in context of multidisciplinary team


Provided by practice

9c. Example of Monday Hospice ward round Case study

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadowing GP on

visits, hospice clerking

Consulting session - own surgery

of WorkWednesday Joint surgery & visits Tutorial/ case studies

Thursday Hospice team meeting

Tutorial

Friday Hospice OPD Consulting session - own surgery





1. Provider ID230Dr Lancashire & partners Harwood Medical CentreHough Fold WayHarwood, Bolton BL2 3HQ


Dr: KJ Coleman

Tel.No: 01204 600566 / 0844 4773 691Fax.No: 01204 303368email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Kalina CareyTel. No: 01204 600561email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Bolton

5a. Details of Area


Near to town and countryside.Excellent local pubs

Approx 7.5 miles from Bolton Royal Hospital. At least one car between 2 students is essential as we have branch surgery.

6. IT & Library Facilities PC with Internet access & various CD-ROMsPractice has library and educational area


BO3


7. Short Title A mixed urban/rural enthusiastic friendly practice

8. Aims and Objectives To provide an enjoyable varied experience geared to students needs. To make you feel part of the practice and to take responsibility


We provide a flexible programme geared to student needs. We aim to identify areas of weakness for development and to build on strengths.Students are encouraged to take part in audit and to develop their own patient base & surgeries. Ad hoc tutorials in practice.


Routine and out-of-hours care can be shadowed easily.

9c. Example of Monday Shadow surgery Clinical

meeting/Observation Surgeries (alternate weeks)

Weekly PlanTuesday Own surgery In house tutorial

of WorkWednesday Own surgery Half day

Thursday Diabetic clinic Tutorial at RBH

Friday AN clinic Project work/audit





1. Provider ID247Clarendon Medical Practice Clarendon StreetHyde SK14 2AQ


Dr: Stephen C Proctor


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs S GilksTel. No: 0161 336 5224email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Tameside

5a. Details of Area


Town Centre 4 partner practice. PMS. Clarendon Medical Centre is adjacent to Hyde Bus Station and five minutes walk from Hyde Railway Station.

4.5m from Tameside General Hospital. Easy access by car, train or bus. Parking available.

6. IT & Library Facilities PG Centre at Tameside GH has good library facilities. Practice has an appropriate library. Internet accessible.


TA3


7. Short Title Primary Care in an urban Setting

8. Aims and Objectives To provide a wide clinical experience through participation in a well-established progressive practice. To increase confidence in both the consultation and therapeutics.

Opportunities to attend regular in-house diabetic, dermatology, cryotherapy and ante-natal clinics.


Students will be invited to consult patients for initial assessment early on in their attachment and present each case to the GP supervisor.They will be encouraged to formulate a management plan, discuss treatment and make appropriate referrals as required. Students will visit patients at home for initial assessment, including the elderly population, nursing home residents etc.


7 consulting sessions per week. Out-of-hours work with GP co-operative.

9c. Example of Monday Consulting session

(9:00 am to 11:15 am). Coffee break at 10:30 am. Home visiting.

Consulting Session 1:30 - 3:30 pm

Weekly PlanTuesday Consulting session


Consulting Session 3:00 to 5:30 pm

of WorkWednesday Consulting session


Consulting Session 3:00 to 5:30 pm

Thursday Shadow GP/Project work.

Half day.

Friday Consulting session (9:00 am to 11:15 am). Coffee break at 10:30 am. Home visiting.

PBL





1. Provider ID252Dr Coope & partners The WaterhouseBollingtonNr. Macclesfield SK10 5JL


Dr: G Coope


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Anne-Marie RichardsonTel. No: 01625 572481email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

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Macclesfield

5a. Details of Area


Pleasant semi-rural area. Accommodation at Macclesfield DGH (4 miles from surgery).

3.25m from Macclesfield DGH. Own transport desirable

6. IT & Library Facilities Well stocked library, Internet access available.


MA1


7. Short Title General Practice in semi-rural area

8. Aims and Objectives Main emphasis of the module will be to provide clinical experience through participating in the work of the practice.


As well as the GP work, students will be encouraged to follow patients through to the hospital where they are resident.Students will have their own consulting sessions and will be given responsibility for visiting a small number of patients at home regularly.


Students will start on an induction programme shadowing GPs in surgery.


consulting session.Shadow clinical session.

Weekly PlanTuesday Tutorial session Macclesfield District

General Hospital.

of WorkWednesday Preparation of work Supervised consulting

session

Thursday Supervised consulting session

Shadow clinical session.

Friday Shadow clinical session






1. Provider ID408Drs Dempsey & partners 24-26 St Annes Road EastSt.Annes-on-Sea FY8 1UR


Dr: H F M Dempsey


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Amanda EmeryTel. No: 01253 780111email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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We provide accommodation

5a. Details of Area


Seaside town.

15 mins Car - 45 mins by bus.

6. IT & Library Facilities Internet access.


BL7


7. Short Title Primary Care in a Seaside Town

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience in general practice by participating in the work of a long established 5 partner practice


As well as general practice work the students will be able to attend minor surgery, ophthalmology & Ent sessions at the local hospital.Student will have own supervised consulting sessions & given responsibility by visiting small number of patients at home under supervision.


Two sessions shadowing Practice GP. One night with local co-operative every two weeks

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP Ophthalmology/minor

surgery


consultingVictoria Hospital post Graduate Centre

of WorkWednesday Home visits Half day

Thursday Supervised consulting session

Tutorial/community /case module


ENT





1. Provider ID259Thornbrook Surgery Thornbrook RoadChapel-en-le-FrithHigh Peak SK23 ORH


Dr: S Cocksedge


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Julia RalphsTel. No: 01298 812725email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Macclesfield or Stockport

5a. Details of Area

5b. local Transport info13.75m from Macclesfield DGH. 11 from Stepping Hill. One car essential between 2 students. Buses every 30 minutes from Stockport.

6. IT & Library Facilities Practice in Internet. Full library at practice. Medical library at Macclesfield DGH


MA2


7. Short Title Primary Care in a semi-rural area

8. Aims and Objectives The attachment provides broad experience in a modern semi-rural general practice. In addition to their own supervised consulting sessions the following will be available: Working with Primary Care Team and with wider network of Community services.

Focus on communication and consulting skills.9. Programme & Methods 9a. General Description

Students will be expected to have at least one specific focus for the attachment based on their own learning needs: this could involve an audit project, an in-depth case study, a review of the work of the Community Mental Health Team, etc.Students will be attached to Thornbrook Surgery, but there will be the opportunity to link with other practices


9c. Example of Monday Project work Half day

Weekly PlanTuesday Shadow on call

partner/ sit in on morning surgery

Visits

of WorkWednesday Hospital visit of f/u

hospital patientsSupervised consulting session & tutorial

Thursday Group work DGH Group work DGH

Friday Shadow Community Team






1. Provider ID026Langworthy Medical Practice 250 Langworthy RoadSalford M6 5WW


Dr: M McPhillips


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Sam BrownTel. No: 08444 778 765email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Hope Hospital

5a. Details of Area


Mixed inner city area of deprivation but also high wealth.


6. IT & Library Facilities IT & Library facilities available at Salford PCT and Hope Hospital, NHS Net & Internet, Small UG library


HO6



8. Aims and Objectives General Practice placement details




9c. Example of Monday Salford PCT - project

workGP session



of WorkWednesday Multi-agency work Half day


Friday GP session Community Trusts





1. Provider ID263The Waterloo Medical centre 178 Waterloo RoadBlackpool FY4 3AD


Dr: S Thompson

Tel.No: 01253 344219Fax.No: 01253 404330email: [email protected]/[email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Freda MatherTel. No: 01253 336972email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Blackpool

5a. Details of Area


Purpose-built practice with 5 full-time partners and registrar in post. Large area from Airport to Bispham. Mixed practice population with transient high demand population of central Blackpool & semi-rural areas.

2.25m from Blackpool Victoria Hosp. On main bus-route.

6. IT & Library Facilities Recently built training suite equipped with training aids, well stocked library, PC with internet access, tools for video assessment, evidence based CD-ROM.New training suite in practice, equipped with teaching aids, well stocked library, PC with internet access, evidence based CD-ROM & tools for video assessment. Good library & computer facilities available at Victoria hospital.


BL1


7. Short Title Primary Care in Blackpool

8. Aims and Objectives To provide a wide range of clinical experience through participation in work of this friendly practice. Opportunity of exploring health needs of a transient population and to learn about problems affecting more deprived areas.

Plenty of opportunities to explore the effects of chronic disease on life of patients and their families


Follow patients through from initial contact in primary care to referral to secondary care. Will be opportunities to follow women during pregnancies & also to participate in assessment & management of chronic disease.Encouraged to participate in supervised consulting sessions when they will have the opportunity to assess patients prior to them being seen by GP. Supervised home visit will be arranged. Opportunity for tutorials and video assessment


Opportunity of attending Local Primary Care Centre with GP & gain experience of all aspects of out of hours care, including visiting & telephone triage

9c. Example of Monday Consulting Session Asthma clinic, shadow

registrar

Weekly PlanTuesday Consulting sessions Tutorial (Victoria Hospital)

of WorkWednesday Preparation & Project

WorkSupervised Consulting Session

Thursday Child development clinic/ antenatal clinic

Tutorial

Friday Diabetic Clinic, Home visits

Half day





1. Provider ID297Worden Medical Centre West PaddockLeyland PR25 1HR


Dr: K Warner


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs T WilliamsTel. No: 01772 426 441email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Chorley

5a. Details of Area


Close to motorway network and railway station. Practice covers an area which includes some rural aspects. Medical centre purpose-built 16 years ago

5.25m from Chorley DGH. Car helpful.

6. IT & Library Facilities Library at practice. Further facilities and IT at Chorley Hospital


CH5


7. Short Title Primary care in modern semi-rural practice

8. Aims and Objectives To gain insight into primary care in fullest sense. To experience range of medical, social and psychological problems faced in general practice.

To experience decision making within the community and how this differs from hospital setting. To be exposed to management areas that are part of a general practitioners daily work


Shadowing several doctors with time set aside to discuss interesting and difficult problems. Consulting sessions with supervision. Time spent with members of PHCTFlexibility possible to meet personal development needs. Minor operation experience. Endoscopy & Vasectomy observation.


Shadow a nominated GP through a day and follow them through an out of hours session with Chorley Co-operative

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP surgery Consulting session

Weekly PlanTuesday Duty doctor

shadowingEndoscopy and minor surgery

of WorkWednesday Consulting session &

home visitsAntenatal or Travel clinics

Thursday District Nurse clinic CH clinic or Hospice care.

Friday Group tutorial at DGH.

Half day





1. Provider ID311Drs Nutall & partners, High Street Surgery Waters Green Medical Centre,Sunderland StreetMacclesfield SK11 6JL


Dr: AM Nuttall


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Susan LeaTel. No: 01625 423692email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Macclesfield

5a. Details of Area


Accommodation at Macclesfield DGH. Well established surgery in old Silk Town on edge of Pennines, close to town centre. 4 partners. Minor surgery carried out.

1.25m from Macclesfield DGH.

6. IT & Library Facilities Postgraduate Centre has good library facilities and IT access. Practice computerised for clinical work and connected to Internet.


MA7


7. Short Title The "Grassroots" General Practice Experience

8. Aims and Objectives To gain insight into the delivery of medical care via the general practice based PHCT including GPs, practice and district nurses, health visitors, CPN's and midwives.

Explore the importance of good communication and organisation to facilitate continuity of care across the interfaces of primary and secondary care and the involvement of other services.


Shadowing GPs and other team members in their varied daily work. Students will have own supervised consulting sessions and opportunity to visit some patients at home/nursing home regularly.Opportunities to follow patients through from referral to hospital and home again. Special interests include women and children's health and sports medicine.


Out-of-hours not covered now.

9c. Example of Monday Shadowing GP Supervised consulting

session

Weekly PlanTuesday Home visits or

diabetic clinicChild Surveillance & Shadow GP


consulting sessionSupervised consulting

Thursday Group work at hospital

Group work at hospital

Friday Supervised consulting/shadow GP

Half day





1. Provider ID413Whittle Surgery 199 Preston RoadWhittle-Le-WoodsChorley PR6 7PS


Dr: H Desai


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Sally CookeTel. No: 01257 262383email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

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Chorley

5a. Details of Area


Only 2 miles from hospital. Semi-rural area.

2m Chorley DGH - regular bus service every 20 minutes.

6. IT & Library Facilities Use of computer screen connected to e-mail available.Recent journals available. Library facilities available at Chorley Hospital


CH9


7. Short Title Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives To identify & assist with learning need of final year students.

Give access to patients both in conjunction with GP and allowing students to see patients independently with support.


Assess needs by sitting in then surgery and visits on own with supporting GP. Allow students to gain experience of roles of extended primary care team. Arrange OPD visits appropriate to learning needs


Timetable will be formalised with students. All GPs will be involved and will include shadowing GPs at out of hours centre.

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP Shadow GP

Weekly PlanTuesday Diabetic Clinic Shadow GP

of WorkWednesday Shadow GP Baby Clinic

Thursday Shadow midwife Shadow GP

Friday Tutorial Time off





1. Provider ID432Roslea Surgery 51 Station RoadBamber BridgePreston PR5 6PE


Dr: D Ball

Tel.No: 01772 335128Fax.No: 01772 492 248email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Valerie CallaghanTel. No: 01772 335 128email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Preston/Chorley

5a. Details of Area


Semi-rural suburb to South of Preston, 6 miles from Chorley Hospital. Relatively high no. of nursing homes.

Suitable public transport available. Bus service every 10 mins from Chorley Hospital to Surgery door to door.

6. IT & Library Facilities IT (including internet access) & library available at both practice & hospital. Records partly computerised.


CH10


7. Short Title Chorley

8. Aims and Objectives We recognise there is a vast pool of teaching/learning opportunities in the practice. We cover a wide range of disease. We are enthusiastic doctors & would like to show students how much responsibility we take & what an important job we do.

We want to stimulate students to consider General Practice as a career option.


The student would observe surgeries & accompany visiting Doctors for the first week or so. When they felt ready they would encourage to see patients on their own followed by a discussion with the Doctors who would confirm the students action was appropriateIn addition, the student could have sessions with each member of the Primary Health Care Team & attend various clinics. Student could attend meetings held at surgery. Will be regular review of progress.


All 6 doctors are prepared to be involved in teaching so each student would appreciate a spectrum of views & opinions. Surgery uses Chorley Out of Hours Medical Service. There would be ample opportunity for the student to attend appropriate no. of sessions.

9c. Example of Monday Diabetic Clinic Surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Baby Clinic Surgery

of WorkWednesday Surgery & Visits Practice/district nurse

Thursday Ante-Natal Clinic Half day off

Friday Surgery & Visits Minor Ops Clinic





1. Provider ID505Sullivan Way Surgery ScholesWigan WN1 3TB


Dr: Sean W Clarke


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Elaine SharplesTel. No: 01942 243 649email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Wigan

5a. Details of Area


Inner city area of small industrial Lancashire town.

5 minute walk from hospital.

6. IT & Library Facilities At Post Graduate Centre - 5 minutes walk and online in all surgeries.


WN12


7. Short Title Primary Care in a small industrial inner city area

8. Aims and Objectives Clinical experience with own surgeries (minimum of 4 A week) and exposure to a full range of primary care teams.


Own supervised surgeries. Time with all of the primary care team, including pharmacist, counsellor, health visitor, midwife, district nurse and Community Psychiatric nurse. Opportunity to share special interests of GPs including drug work, cardiology, GU medicine.


Shadowing all of the GPs throughout the week. Out of hours as required (most partners undertake sessions).

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP Own Surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday With primary care

teamWith primary care team

of WorkWednesday With primary care

teamOff

Thursday Own surgery Own surgery

Friday Shadow primary care. Tutorial

Own surgery





1. Provider ID032Whittaker Lane Medical Centre Whittaker LanePrestwichManchester M25 1EX


Dr: J Schryer


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Susan PanterTel. No: 0161 773 1580email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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NMGH

5a. Details of Area


Nearest hospital: North Manchester with very active PG centre. Middle-class area.

2.5m from NMGH Own car useful but bicycle will do. Local Metro: Heaton Park.

6. IT & Library Facilities Well stocked library and IT access including Internet, Medline & WP..


NMG2


7. Short Title Primary care in a middle class community

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience and practical skills training

Explore clinical skills, practice minor surgery skills, review methods of assessing consultations


Students will have own supervised consulting sessions. They will be encouraged to reflect on their consultations, both form and content and to seek feedback from patients.Students will be encouraged to perform practical procedures under supervision and to review a method of consulting. Students encouraged to assess patients, plan management strategy and follow up results.


Shadow GP weekly in the practice. Two night sessions with co-operative over 8 weeks period

9c. Example of Monday Shadow registrar Own consulting session

Weekly PlanTuesday PHCT attachments &

meetingShadow GP

of WorkWednesday Visits Own consulting session &

baby clinic

Thursday Shadow GP Project preparation/ Tutorial

Friday Partners meeting. Consulting session, Minor surgery

Half day





1. Provider ID322Manor House Surgery Manor StreetGlossop SK13 8PS


Dr: S Moore (nee Munday)


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Mary FittonTel. No: 01457 860 860 Extn 658 / 01457 892 606email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Tameside

5a. Details of Area


Attractive town on edge of Peak District National Park. 25 min. by car from Tameside General Hospital. Regular bus service to Tameside Gen. Hospital.

7m from Tameside General Hosp. Car required

6. IT & Library Facilities Fully computerised practice with PCs in every room. Small library with text books relevant to GP.Access to internet from all PCs..


TA2


7. Short Title The Peak of general Practice

8. Aims and Objectives Become an integral part of, and understand the roles of the primary care team. Develop management skills by following patients from first encounter, through referral and ongoing follow-up. Improve communication skills with face-face patient contact.

Understand how primary care is shaping the new NHS. Develop practical and prescribing skills at Shire Hill Hospital. Look at principles of Continual Quality improvement


Student will shadow all members of PHCT as relevant to learning needs. At least 3 supervised consulting sessions per week.Providing RMO role to Shire Hill Hospital (local intermediate care Hospital) Sitting in on consultant clinics in dermatology. Weekly tutorials with educational supervisor. Attending primary care based Echocardiogram & Ultrasound Clinics. Minor surgery and joint injection participation.


On call can be arranged with GP at Go-To-Doc, the local GP co-operative in Ashton. Saturday morning surgery can be attended if in students learning needs.

9c. Example of Monday Student surgery Nurse Practitioner

Weekly PlanTuesday HCA clinic Student surgery

of WorkWednesday Student surgery Joint injections

Thursday Minor surgery Audit

Friday Tutorial Half day





1. Provider ID328Beacon Primary Care Sandy Lane Health CentreSandy LaneSkelmersdale WN8 8LA


Dr: S Biswas

Tel.No: 0844 477 8680Fax.No: 01695 55 61 44email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Jill FosterTel. No: 0870 428 0566 / 0844 477 8680email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Ormskirk

5a. Details of Area


6.5 GP Principles, 1 nurse clinician, 4 nurses across 3 sites.Based close to drug team and other members of PHCT

9m from Billinge Hospital.

6. IT & Library Facilities Clinical system in place and used. Access to Medline. On-line practice details on intranet. E-mail access. On line Oxford Textbook of Medicine. Library at Practice


WN5


7. Short Title Primary care, The Team, the Work, the Support

8. Aims and Objectives To improve the clinical skills of the student. To improve history-taking skills. To provide an opportunity to use these skills. To experience the nature of multi-disciplinary team work and to work with other team members

To provide as much real life medicine as possible. To provide the atmosphere for, and enable the students to search out their own solutions to problems. To allow the student to feel as if they are a partner in the practice.


Shadowing GPs, District Nurses, Health visitors, Drug Team, Pharmacists. Supervised consultations. Examination techniques supervised and taught.


Spend a night with paramedics. On call work and visits with GPs Evening on-call with GP

9c. Example of Monday Audit Surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Baby clinic Tutorial

of WorkWednesday Surgery Nurse

Thursday Surgery & Minor ops Drugs Team/Audit

Friday Surgery Private study.





1. Provider ID331North Shore Surgery 95-99 Holmfield RoadNorth ShoreBlackpool FY2 9RS


Dr: S Parr-Burman


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Liz CrosslandTel. No: 01253 595222email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

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Blackpool

5a. Details of Area


North Shore is urban area with elderly population as well as full range of practice problems, well trained patients!

Bus. Cycle available - no charge!

6. IT & Library Facilities Fully computerised, up to date library.


BL4


7. Short Title Final Year Medical Students

8. Aims and Objectives To teach students the Philosophy & art as well as the science of general practice.

Concentrate on history taking & development of human being as a "Whole".


Experience individual for each student. Individual tuition & a personal approach to learning with emphasis on the "human" approach to history taking & analysis of patient problems.Will tailor timetable to suit student.


Full surgeries. Opportunity to see patients, home visits, tutorials. Liaison with emergency services.

9c. Example of Monday Surgery Surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Surgery Tutorial

of WorkWednesday Surgery Tutorial

Thursday Surgery Surgery

Friday Surgery Surgery





1. Provider ID335Park Lane Surgery Waters Green Medical CentreSunderland StreetMacclesfield SK11 6JL


Dr: R Heyworth


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs C Campbell-KellyTel. No: 01625 422893email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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02.02.2009-27.02.2009

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Macclesfield

5a. Details of Area


Old mill & market town. 5 partner practice. Good links with local GPs and active in PCT Locality group, PBC Consortium.

1m from Macclesfield DGH.

6. IT & Library Facilities PG Centre at Macclesfield DGH has good training and library facilities. Each partner has personal library.Practice fully computerised clinically.


MA8


7. Short Title Primary care in a Mill town and surrounding rural area

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience through participation in all aspects of work within the practice.


Students will have own supervised consulting and home visit sessions. Opportunity to shadow all partners and other members of the PHCTFollow patients through hospital referrals both emergency and routine out-patients. Possibility to build a project focused on GP diabetic care under the Chronic Disease Management protocols of GMS and MAAG (audit group).


An opportunity to shadow each partner in the practice OOH experience arranged with the PCT OOH service.

9c. Example of Monday Consulting session Supervised consulting

session

Weekly PlanTuesday Consulting session CHD/Consulting

of WorkWednesday Asthma

Clinic/consultingMinor surgery/consulting

Thursday Consulting Diabetic clinic/consulting


Half day





1. Provider ID355Dr V B Raj 37 Orient RoadSalford M6 8LE


Dr: V Raj


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Sue MitchellTel. No: 0161 789 3029email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Hope Hospital

5a. Details of Area


0.5m from Hope.


6. IT & Library Facilities IT & Library facilities available at Salford & Trafford HA and Hope HospitalIT Facilities available at surgery


HO4



8. Aims and Objectives Primarily Clinical Experience. Team work in community setting




9c. Example of Monday Salford PCG - project

workGP session



of WorkWednesday Multi-agency work Half day


Friday GP session Community Trusts





1. Provider ID365The Ryan Medical Centre St Mary's RoadBamber BridgePreston PR5 6TE


Dr: J Shah

Tel.No: 01772 335136Fax.No: 01772-626701email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Julie HowarthTel. No: 01772 335136email: [email protected] / [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



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Chorley/Preston

5a. Details of Area


Urban-semi-rural halfway between Chorley & Preston. Ample parking

5.75m from Chorley DGH. Car required

6. IT & Library Facilities Practice library and PGC libraries at Preston/Chorley. Windows-based desktop PCs in each surgery connected by LAN. Intranet & NHS Net access records fully computerised.


CH8


7. Short Title Practical Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives To provide clinical experience in a friendly environment. Participation in a wide range of Primary Care activities

Experiencing importance of teamwork. Contrasting hospital and community based patient care. To enjoy the attachment!


Shadowing GPs and other members of PHCT. Own supervised consulting sessions. Videotape analysis of consultations (optional)F/U of patients will be encouraged.


Shadowing tutor. GP co-operative

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP Home visits & feedback

Weekly PlanTuesday Clinics and shadow

PHCT memberConsulting session

of WorkWednesday Consulting session Consulting/CBD/Mini-CEX

Thursday Home visits/ f/u with feedback

Half-day

Friday Consulting session Tutorial & shadowing GP





1. Provider ID016West Point Medical Centre 167/169 Slade LaneLevenshulmeManchester M19 2AF


Dr: G Askew


3. Administrator Administrator: Mr Robert StarkTel. No: 0161 248 5101email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



3 3 3 2

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

3 3 3 3


MRI

5a. Details of Area

5b. local Transport infoGood public transport links.

6. IT & Library Facilities Full IT facilities and library.


CMAN5


7. Short Title Primary Care Management Dealing with Uncertainty

8. Aims and Objectives To achieve a high standard in all aspects of medical care.


Short and long case presentation. Follow up of a large number of patients. Audit work. Project


None.

9c. Example of Monday Private study Audit work

Weekly PlanTuesday Project Supervised consultations

of WorkWednesday Home visits Half day

Thursday Tutorial Supervised consultations

Friday Project Private study





1. Provider ID391Chandler House Worsley Mesnes Health CentrePoolstock LaneWigan WN3 5HL


Dr: M Kumar

Tel.No: 01942 481 440/01942 481 441Fax.No: 01942 481 456email: [email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Karen HolgateTel. No: 01942 481 440email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



2 2 2 2

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

2 2 2 2


Wigan

5a. Details of Area


List size 4200.

3m from Hospital.1m from M6 Junction.

6. IT & Library Facilities Computerised, internet access & comprehensive library. RAE Infirmary has Medical Institute. GP training practice with fully facilitated learning environment. In a new multipractice LIFT premises with an undergraduate training site from June 2005. Now a fully integrated learning environment with a community library on site.


WN3


7. Short Title Primary care in Wigan

8. Aims and Objectives Provide clinical experience through working in established practice, explore teamwork with primary healthcare team, explore health needs of a diverse population.


Students will participate in general practice work & will be able to follow patients through to their referral to the hosp. Will have opportunity to share pooled knowledge of team & will have supervised consulting sessions & home visits. They will have the benefit of working with established GP trainers, Registrars and foundation year 2s.


Shadowing GP/Practice nurse. Nursing home visits. Shadow Practice Manager/Health visitor/Midwife. Tutorials

9c. Example of Monday Shadow GP/Registrar Consulting/supervised

Weekly PlanTuesday Home visits, 1-1 Hospital patients

of WorkWednesday Nursing

home/Practice burseLearning time

Thursday Shadow GP/Registrar Consulting sessions, supervised

Friday Learning & Tutorial Half-day





1. Provider ID402Sandbach GPs Ashfields Primary Care CentreMiddlewich RoadSandbach CW11 1EQ


Dr: CA Roberts


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Christine LawtonTel. No: 01270 275 063email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



2 2 2 2

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

2 2 2 2


Leighton

5a. Details of Area


Our new Primary Care Centre looks after most of the 20000 patients in a busy South Cheshire Market Town served by Central & Eastern Cheshire PCT.

Bus leaves from Leighton Hospital every hour. Change in Crewe. Journey takes 25mins, Sandbach has railway linked hourly with Piccadilly, journey 40mins.

6. IT & Library Facilities Fully computerised, linked to NHS net and have Oxford textbook of Medicine & other reference materials on each PC. Large in house library with PCs. Leighton Hospital has a comprehensive library.


CW5


7. Short Title Primary care in Sandbach a Cheshire Market Town.

8. Aims and Objectives To experience a full range of Community medicine in a state of the art new Primary Care Centre opened on 1st March 2004. Full participation in practice based activities, e.g. chronic disease management, antenatal care, minor surgery, child development clinics and Nurse Practitioner Clinics. Participate in community based activities, e.g. care of the housebound, home and hostel visits with full range of primary care team members. Draw on the specialist GPs' interests, such as diabetes and dermatology.


Students will see & examine as many patients as practicable, have introduction programme to enable an overview of the whole care team & demographic aspects of practice area.Own supervised surgeries with routine & emergency appointments, observe & where appropriate assist in additional clinics e.g. minor surgery, asthma, diabetes, drug abuse, experience home residential care & Bail Hostel visits. Our extended role physiotherapists, gym and hydrotherapy complex will give the student an appreciation of how primary care is developing its services within the community it serves. We have Vasectomy, ENT, Urology and Ophthalmology clinics on site.


Each student will have named GP who they will shadow when not attending other commitments. On-call is provided by the PCT led N.E.W. out-of-hours service, based at Leighton Hospital. This covers the local population from 6:30 pm to 8:00 am Monday to Friday and over the weekends. Separate arrangements with the N.E.W. service can be made on request.

9c. Example of Monday GP Surgery/Clinic Bail Hostel Clinic

Weekly PlanTuesday GP Sugary/ Child

Health SurveillanceMinor surgery, CRYO Clinic, visits

of WorkWednesday GP Surgery/Antenatal Visits/Surgery

Thursday Drug abuse clinic/GP Surgery

Study afternoon

Friday GP tutorial/Diabetic clinic/GP surgery

GP Surgery/Clinic





1. Provider ID439Shakespeare Surgery Worsley Mesnes Health CentrePoolstock LaneWigan WN3 5HL


Dr: T Dalton


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Lyndsey BaldwinTel. No: 01942 481 531email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



2 2 2 2

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

2 2 2 2


Wigan

5a. Details of Area


Please visit website www.shakespearesurgery.co.uk

6. IT & Library Facilities Internet access and a library within the surgery. There is also a public library within the building for staff and students.


WN9


7. Short Title General Practice in an urban setting.

8. Aims and Objectives To gain a broad depth of experience in a small quality teaching GP surgery offering a holistic approach to patient care.


Focus on needs of individual learners. A range of experiences dependant upon prior exposure to whole PCHT, time individually consulting with supervision and shadowing. Some individual/project work/audit according to needs.


Arrangements for shadowing/out of hours will be planned with individual students. There is always a clinic to get involved in.

9c. Example of Monday Supervised clinic Time with practice nurse

Weekly PlanTuesday Supervised clinic Audit project time.

of WorkWednesday Supervised clinic Personal study period.

Thursday Tutorial Time with GP

Friday Time with district nurse.

Audit project time.





1. Provider ID175The Village Medical Centre Peel StreetLittleboroughRochdale OL15 8AQ


Dr: C Datta


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs M DattaTel. No: 01706 370 666email:

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1


Rochdale

5a. Details of Area


6. IT & Library Facilities In house IT; training practice.


RO3


7. Short Title Primary Care

8. Aims and Objectives To ensure that students have an insight into Primary Care.


The student will be allocated different cases and will need to follow these up, e.g. management of acute illness, child health etc.


Students will be allocated to GP, GPR and FY2.


Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider ID131Greenmount Medical Centre 9 Brandlesholme RoadGreenmountBury BL8 4DR


Dr: K Patel


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Irene LordTel. No: 01204 887 889email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 0 1 0

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1





BY3


7. Short Title





Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider ID478The Robert Darbishire Practice Rusholme Health CentreWalmer StreetManchester M14 5Np


Dr: M Kumar


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Sue DalyTel. No: 0161 225 6699email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 0

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1



6. IT & Library Facilities On site clinical room with computers available and a comprehensive Primary Care library.


CMAN7


7. Short Title General practice with supervision

8. Aims and Objectives Independent practice with supervision. Audit. Primary/secondary care interface.



Allocated GP supervisor at all times.


Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider ID152Drs McNeil & McNeil St Andrew's HouseWaterloo RoadStalybridge SK15 2AU


Dr: A McNeil


3. Administrator Administrator: Dr Aideen F McNeilTel. No: 0161 338 3181email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1


Heaps Farm Cottage

5a. Details of Area

5b. local Transport infoBus station outside surgery. Railway station 500m.

6. IT & Library Facilities Surgery fully computerised and IT facilities.


TA7


7. Short Title General Practice, minor surgery

8. Aims and Objectives To provide a good clinical experience in general practice.


Surgery consultations, students own after a period. Shadowing GP. Home visits attending clinics. Hands on experience in minor surgery and vasectomies.


Out of hours not done in practice now.

9c. Example of Monday Baby clinic. Podiatry

clinic.Baby clinic.

Weekly PlanTuesday Drug clinic evening. Surgery

of WorkWednesday Surgery. Dietician Vasectomies

Thursday Surgery and visits. Dermatology clinic.

Post natal, well woman clinic and family planning (IUD fit etc)

Friday Surgery and visits Minor surgery





1. Provider ID515Mesnes View Surgery Mesnes StreetWigan WN1 1ST


Dr: Kreppel


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Jean LoweTel. No: 01942 615 102email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



0 0 0 0

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

0 0 0 0


Wigan

5a. Details of Area


Wigan town centre.

6. IT & Library Facilities Internet and intranet access. Hospital and library within 1/2 mile.


WN7


7. Short Title Intermediate Care. Disabled/elderly rehabilitation




Can shadow out of hours x2 a month. Wednesday 7.30 - 11.30pm.

9c. Example of Monday Own surgery shadow intermediate care

or rehabilitation

Weekly PlanTuesday Own surgery shadow intermediate care

or rehabilitation

of WorkWednesday Own surgery Shadow intermediate care

Thursday Project/shadow/management/nurse. Appeals tribunals

Shadow surgery

Friday Project/shadow/management/nurse appeals tribunals

Shadow surgery







Dr: D Longson


3. Administrator Administrator: Ms Samantha AbbottTel. No: 0161 720 2905email: [email protected] [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



0 0 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

0 0 0 0


NMGH

5a. Details of Area


Central Manchester

Easily accessible.

6. IT & Library Facilities IT facilities available in hospital. Universities easily accessible.


NMG4


7. Short Title Community General Adult Psychiatry (BASED AT NORTH MANCHESTER)

8. Aims and Objectives Community care and management of patients with serious mental illnesses. Inpatient management. Operation and functioning of a multidisciplinary team.


Joining with community mental health team. Attendance at allocation and review meetings. Attending clinical team meeting clinics. Accompany CMHT members on community visits and care planning meetings. Out patient clinics. Hospital liaison team. Forensic psychiatry.


No out of hours work. Visits in accordance with safety policies and procedures.

9c. Example of Monday Team clinic Out-patient Clinic

Weekly PlanTuesday Educational

supervisorOut-patient clinic

of WorkWednesday Ward rounds Ward rounds

Thursday CTM Clinic CPA Clinic

Friday Community work Community work





1. Provider ID541Moss Side Medical Centre 16 Moss Side WayLeylandPreston PR26 7XL


Dr: U Kanitkar


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Helen KingTel. No: 01772 516 666email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



1 1 1 1

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

1 1 1 1


Preston

5a. Details of Area


6. IT & Library Facilities Internet access. Library facility. Visit to practice welcome prior to starting


PR11


7. Short Title Primary Care Management of Acute and Chronic Medical Problems

8. Aims and Objectives To learn primary care management of various medical problems/ consultation skill.

To sit in and do consultations independently under supervision. To learn community set up.


Surgery consultations - independent/supervised. Home visits. Participate in chronic disease management clinics i.e.. Asthma, Diabetes, COPD. Minor surgery - injections, coils. Family planning / antenatal care / child health surveillance.


Out of hours at Chorley medics. 2 sessions per month by the GP. Shadowing can be arranged by prior agreement.

9c. Example of Monday Phlebotomy and

surgery and visitDistrict Nurse and surgery

Weekly PlanTuesday Surgery consultation

and minor surgerySurgery consultation and asthma clinic

of WorkWednesday Baby clinic Diabetic clinic

Thursday Antenatal clinic Half day

Friday Surgery consultation Family planning





1. Provider ID457Sandy Lane Surgery Sandy LaneLeylandPreston PR25 2EB


Dr: B Rambihar


3. Administrator Administrator: Mrs Christine KeberTel. No: 01772 909 915email: [email protected]

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



0 0 0 0

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

0 0 0 0


Chorley

5a. Details of Area


Very pleasant market town with most shops and services on the High Street. Practice committed to teaching for over 20 years. Also teach registrars and FY2 doctors. 10 doctors all with special interests. Wide range of Primary Care services provided. Well trained and efficient staff. Urban, working to middle class patient population. Very active post grad centre. A very rewarding learning experience.

Excellent Motorways M6 M61 M65 M55 within 15 mins.

6. IT & Library Facilities Practice has a well equipped library. Internet access available in all rooms.


PR10


7. Short Title The team approach to General Practice care

8. Aims and Objectives Aim: To gain a good understanding of General Practice and the role of the practice team. Objectives: Learn consultation skills, diagnosis and management in General Practice. Be aware of the roles of all members of the Primary Health Care team. Understand the role of significant event audit and clinical audit in General Practice. Participate in Practice clinical meetings. Understand the need for home visiting. Experience out of hours care.


Attachments to all members of the Primary Health Care team. Carry out supervised patient consultations. Shadow the duty Dr and see patients under supervision. Accompany doctors on home visits. Experience out of hours care. Take part in a significant event audit or clinical audit.


Arrangements will be made for the student to shadow when out of hours. This could be a maximum of 1 session a week. However the student may only wish to do 2 sessions in total.

9c. Example of Monday Tutorial with

educational supervisor.

Supervised consultation.


consultation.Attachment to HV DN Pharmacy paramedic ambulance PCT or other areas at the request of the student.


consultation.Half day

Thursday Clinic - Well women, child health, diabetic, asthma, COPD.

Time for study/ project work.

Friday Shadow duty Dr Shadow duty Dr






1. Provider IDThe Montague Health CentreOakenhurst RoadBlackburn BB2 1SP *Are your details correct details? (please amend where applicable)


Dr: Neil Smith

Tel.No: 01254 268 436Fax.No: 01254 268 440email: neil.smith@[email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Tel. No: email:

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



4 4 4 4

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

4 4 4 4



Varied across Blackburn.

Transport may be required dependent on specific placement.

6. IT & Library Facilities Access to IT & library facilities within the practices.


BB1


7. Short Title Blackburn 4 week Community placement available to ALL students.

8. Aims and Objectives Community placements throughout the Blackburn area.



Dependent on placement.

9c. Example of Monday To be confirmed

Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday





1. Provider IDThe Montague Health CentreOakenhurst RoadBlackburn BB2 1SP *Are your details correct details? (please amend where applicable)


Dr: Neil Smith

Tel.No: 01254 268 436Fax.No: 01254 268 440email: neil.smith@[email protected]

3. Administrator Administrator: Tel. No: email:

4. Dates Available 1.09.2008 -26.09.2008

29.09.2008-24.10.2008

27.10.2008 -21.11.2008

24.11.2008-19.12.2008



12 12 12 12

02.02.2009-27.02.2009

02.03.2009-27.03.2009

30.03.2009-24.04.2009

27.04.2009-22.05.2009

12 12 12 12



Varied across Blackburn.

Transport may be required dependent on specific placement.

6. IT & Library Facilities Access to IT & library facilities within the practices.


BB2


7. Short Title Blackburn 8 week placement incorporating 4 week hospital placement. Available to Hope students only.

8. Aims and Objectives To allow development of previously acquired skills in a supervised primary care setting. To develop students' knowledge, skills and attitudes.



Dependent on placement.


Weekly PlanTuesday

of WorkWednesday

Thursday

Friday


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