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DoctorsDoctors practise together as a non limited partnership Partners Dr Paul Patrick Coffey Assistant Doctors Dr Paula Alison Porter Other DoctorsWe are privileged to be a training practice. This means that young doctors who are fully qualified and have some hospital experience, come to work with us for periods of up to a year to gain experience in general practice. These doctors practise under the mentorship of one of our doctors and may see patients on their own or with the mentor doctor present. Occasionally we like to be able to record consultations with video equipment for analysis in the furtherance of this training role - a patient has to give permission before this can happen by providing written authority before the consultation begins and to confirm that this still applies after the consultation has completed. Practice Management Mr Andrew Charles Benford (Practice Manager) NursingThe practice nurses have surgeries throughout the day dealing with the following: cervical smears, minor injuries, dressings, travel advice and vaccinations, ear syringing, new patient registration checks, general health promotion (including dietary advice, weight management and cholesterol lowering), family planning, asthma, COPD and diabetes checks, blood pressure monitoring and blood tests. In addition we have two phlebotomists who conduct routine blood tests and ECG tests as directed by the doctors. If you are unsure whether a nurse can help, please ask the nurse or a receptionist. Nurse-led Clinics The following nurse-led clinics are available: Practice NursesMrs Rebecca Mary Webster BSc (Hons) RGN, NP Diploma, OHN Diploma, FP Cert, RCOGP Asthma Diploma, PN Cert, EN/SP Prescriber Mrs Carol Ann Johnson RNMH, SRN, RM, Asthma Diploma Mrs Lynne Murton RGN, RM Mrs Leanda Rankin MA, RGN, Asthma Diploma, COPD Diploma Mrs Janice Marie Williams RGN, RM, Family Planning, Dip Health Promotion Mrs Anne Elizabeth Secker RGN, RM, Family Planning Phlebotomists Mrs Jane Berry Community NursingThe Primary Care Trust (PCT) employs district nurses, health visitors and a school health nurse who work from within the medical centre. District Nurses The district nurses visit those patients in need of nursing care who are too infirm to attend the surgery. They can be contacted by telephone. An answering machine will record your message if they cannot take it personally. Health VisitorsThe health visitors specialise in the health and development of under fives and will also help with family problems that might affect the children. They run child health clinics, parent-craft classes and postnatal groups.
Any queries please ring: If the health visitor is not in the office an answering machine will record your message. School Health Nurse The school health nurse service provides a link between families, school and health. Parents of children attending Bartholomew School, Wood Green School and the feeder primaries can contact the school health nurse for advice and support with regard to children’s health in school, as follows: |
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