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Patient Participation Group

What does a PPG do?

  • Work together with the practice to help to enhance services and facilities for patients
  • Act as a sounding board for practice staff on issues affecting patients
  • Build a two way communication and co-operation between practice and patients
  • To act as a representative group to support the practice and influence local provision of health and social care
  • Enhance good relations between the Practice and patients and provide feedback on current procedures and new developments

Join our Patient Participation Group

Membership is voluntary. Meetings are held every 6-8 weeks and last around an hour and a half, depending on issues being covered.

Current Patient Participation Group Members:

David Simington (Chair), Tracey Oslavio (Secretary), June Harding, David Endersby, Anne Kent, Judith Ward, Amy Poole

We need a wide range of patients, e.g. parents with young families, people with chronic conditions, a range of age groups and genders.

How to get involved:

Patients should NOT use this e-mail to raise any personal/confidential issues or as a channel to raise complaints, or to seek appointments – these should be requested via the existing Practice channels (Telephone/Website/Face to Face at Reception).

Page published: 9 May 2023
Last updated: 7 May 2026