They have asked us to circulate the link to their survey as they would greatly appreciate your feedback. The survey should only take 5 minutes to complete: Bromley Eye Care Survey
Sunday 12 June 2016
Eye Care Patient Survey
Bromley Clinical Commissioning Group is reviewing eye care services in Bromley borough to help improve current services in a way that most benefits patients.
Saturday 4 June 2016
Patient feedback
The results of this year's patient survey
Q2.How can WPS improve the uptake of online services such as electronic booking of appointments and requesting of prescriptions?
Q.3 This year the practice used texts to invite people to book for flu vaccination and other special clinics such as smoking cessation. Are you happy with us contacting you in this way?
Q4. What would you consider the most important information for the practice website to display?
Q5. The PPG committee has suggested that education sessions would be well received. Please indicate if you would be interested in sessions on any of the following topics (you may choose more than one): First Aid ; Eating for a healthy heart ; Prostate Cancer; Hormone replacement therapy ; Contraception and sexual health; Dementia; Diabetes; Mental Health; other suggested topic .
As a result of the answers to the patient survey we have suggested the following and will discuss these further at the next meeting of the PPG committee.
Q1.
· Explore more extensive collection of email addresses and seek permission to use them for communication
Q4.
· The practice will explore changing our website to maximise information and make it clear and accessible.
· In the meantime we need to better publicise the website as an information resource
· Continue to update regularly
Q5.
· The practice will consider look into the possibility of providing some education sessions for patients in the autumn.
· We will make information available on Eating for a healthy heart and Prostate cancer and would prioritise these topics as sessions.
· We feel there are a wide range of alternative providers of first aid courses locally and we can signpost these
· We will explore with the CCG working with the agencies providing physiotherapy and mental health to the practice population to see if they can help with sessions on exercise for the elderly and mental health.
Feedback has been collated from three main sources:
- Comments made on the Friends & Family returns (about 100 per month in total but fewer with suggestions) - access to appointments; communication of delays; in-house phlebotomy.
- Practice issues discussed by the PPG committee - access to appointments, waiting times, improved communications and the additional suggestion that health education sessions might be well received.
- Patient survey - 5 questions based on the issues raised
Q2.How can WPS improve the uptake of online services such as electronic booking of appointments and requesting of prescriptions?
Q.3 This year the practice used texts to invite people to book for flu vaccination and other special clinics such as smoking cessation. Are you happy with us contacting you in this way?
Q4. What would you consider the most important information for the practice website to display?
Q5. The PPG committee has suggested that education sessions would be well received. Please indicate if you would be interested in sessions on any of the following topics (you may choose more than one): First Aid ; Eating for a healthy heart ; Prostate Cancer; Hormone replacement therapy ; Contraception and sexual health; Dementia; Diabetes; Mental Health; other suggested topic .
As a result of the answers to the patient survey we have suggested the following and will discuss these further at the next meeting of the PPG committee.
Q1.
· Revisit automated phone system with the PPG committee
· We currently have three patient lines and two additional outgoing lines
· Consider having a dedicated line for appointments at busy times diverted away from the reception desk
· Some surgeries timings are already staggered and we may look at more afternoon provision (rooms permitting)
Q2.
· An easy to use guide – which can be handed to patients by reception or emailed to patients who commonly use this means of communicating with the practice.
· Advertising by text
· Clearer advertising on website and blog
Q3. 87% respondents were happy about this use of texts
· Continue to use texts to communicate with target groups (texts are already used for appointment booking confirmation and reminders and notification of results needing discussion)· Explore more extensive collection of email addresses and seek permission to use them for communication
Q4.
· The practice will explore changing our website to maximise information and make it clear and accessible.
· In the meantime we need to better publicise the website as an information resource
· Continue to update regularly
Q5.
· The practice will consider look into the possibility of providing some education sessions for patients in the autumn.
· We will make information available on Eating for a healthy heart and Prostate cancer and would prioritise these topics as sessions.
· We feel there are a wide range of alternative providers of first aid courses locally and we can signpost these
· We will explore with the CCG working with the agencies providing physiotherapy and mental health to the practice population to see if they can help with sessions on exercise for the elderly and mental health.
Wednesday 1 June 2016
Care Quality Commission (CQC)
The CQC is the independent regulator of all health and care services in England.
Our surgery is to be inspected on 14th June 2016
As part of the inspection the Inspectors want to know what you think about the care you receive from the surgery.
They have supplied us with a comment box and comment cards and all feedback will be treated confidentially.
If you would like to comment on the surgery, the cards are available in reception between now and the 14th June. Cards should be returned to the comment box and not to reception to keep the process confidential.
Thank you for contributing to our inspection.
Our surgery is to be inspected on 14th June 2016
As part of the inspection the Inspectors want to know what you think about the care you receive from the surgery.
They have supplied us with a comment box and comment cards and all feedback will be treated confidentially.
If you would like to comment on the surgery, the cards are available in reception between now and the 14th June. Cards should be returned to the comment box and not to reception to keep the process confidential.
Thank you for contributing to our inspection.
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