Patient Group

We have two patient groups each of which aims to link the practice and its patients so that we can provide you with the best possible care.

The first is the Patient Participation Group (PPG). It currently comprises seven patients who have volunteered to work with us, on your behalf, to ensure that patients and carers are involved in decisions about the range, shape and quality of the services we provide. You can get in touch with us by writing to our current Chairman Mr Roy Thomas at print@associatedagencies.co.uk.

The second group you may wish to join is the Virtual Patient Reference Group (VPRG). VPRG business is conducted totally by email.

If you would like to join VPRG, please complete the following application form and we will then register you to be included in our group. Your contact details will be kept safe.

Registration Form

First Name *

Last Name *

Postcode *

Phone Number *

(by providing this number you are consenting to us contacting you by text if necessary)

Email Address *

Are you male or female?

What age are you?

Which of the following best describes your ethnic background?

Please Specify

How would you describe how often you come to the practice?

Occupation

What would you like to contribute to the PPG?

Are you a parent/guardian of a child under 18 years of age?

Do you consider that you have a disability?

Any other information you'd like us to be aware of

The information you supply us will be used lawfully, in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. The Data Protection Act 2018 gives you the right to know what information is held about you, and sets out rules to make sure that this information is handled properly.

I want a copy of the contents of this form to be emailed to me

I confirm that I am a registered patient at Eynsham Medical Group*

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory

FAQs

What is a Patient Participation Group?

The Patient Participation Group allows patients to feedback constructive comments and suggestions for improvements to services provided by the practice. It is run by volunteers who give up a bit of their time to be the voice of the patients to the surgery and to put on activities such as the newsletter and the health talks.

What is the purpose of a PPG?

Patients will have a better understanding and knowledge of the practice and its staff.
This allows latest information to be given to patients regarding the practice and will inform what decisions can be influenced and what cannot.
It will allow to present the patient’s perspective to the practice staff and help them gain an understanding.
Patients will benefit from improved communications between patients and staff.

What are the benefits for the patient?

.Patients will have a better understanding and knowledge of the practice and its staff.
Patients are kept up to date with what is happening in their practice.
Practice staff will learn more about what patients think and feel and gain greater understanding of their needs.
Patients will benefit from improved communications between patients and staff

What are the benefits for the practice?

GPs and their staff will be able to plan services jointly with patients in order to increase their effectiveness.
They will be able to get help from patients in meeting targets and objectives.
They will have a forum to voice concerns, ideas and suggestions to patients.
They will get closer to the community for whom they care.

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