Suffolk GP Federation mentioned in article in EADT
Posted: Sunday 13th of September 2015Making life better for patients in Suffolk To read the article please click on the following link EADT_GPcarehome_chronicpain.pdf
Read MoreMaking life better for patients in Suffolk To read the article please click on the following link EADT_GPcarehome_chronicpain.pdf
Read More10th March 2015 Community services bid East Ultrasound – additional locations PM challenge fund bid End of life lymphoedema patients Dementia case finding project Trainee development COPD winter pressures project Legal restructuring and members agreement Any thoughts, comments or ideas Suffolk GP Federation Newsletter March 2015.pdf
Read MoreTwinset & Pearls Event for Lymphoedema Support Suffolk Please click on the following link to read the article http://www.buryfreepress.co.uk/twinset-and-pearls-event-for-lymphoedema-support-suffolk
Read MoreFebruary 2015 What we do Supporting local primary care Providing patient services Enable primary care to work at scale Where we are Update on Suffolk GP Federation Feb 2015.pdf
Read MoreThe introduction of a new community-based chronic pain management service in West Suffolk To read the press release please click on the following link: WSCCG_ChronicPain.pdf
Read MoreFeature Simon Rudland and Dan Poulter praises Suffolk GP Fed To read the feature please click on the following link: GP shortages feature.pdf
Read More6th February 2015 Please click on the following link and select download to listen to the interview https://www.wetransfer.com/downloads
Read More6th February 2015 Please click on the following link to view: http://www.itv.com/news/anglia/update/2015-01-22/fears-over-gp-recruitment/
Read More29th January 2015 – West Suffolk Pain Service – PM Challenge Fund Bid – Ultrasound – East Intermediate Cardiology Service (ICC) – Update on the over 75’s project – Dementia – COPD – Winter Pressures – MDDUS reminder – Your Board – Any comments Suffolk GP Federation Newsletter Jan_2015.pdf
Read MoreA pilot scheme by The British Red Cross has saved Ipswich Hospital 123 bed days since its launch six weeks ago. To read the article please click on the following link: british_red_cross_support_scheme_saves_ipswich_hospital_
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