THE DOCTORS
Dr STEPHEN B BURNS MBChB (1979
Sheffield)
Dr SUSAN J ABBEY MBChB DRCOG
MRCGP (1982 Sheffield)
Dr J C CHRISTOPHER PROCTOR
MBChB DRCOG (1983 Sheffield)
Dr GOKUL R K MUTHOO MBBS FRCS
(Ed) (1991 Glasgow)
Dr ROB MCWHINNIE MBChB (1986
Sheffield)
Dr AMBREEN QURESHI MBChB DRCOG (2006 Sheffield)
HEALTH CARE TEAM
AND PRACTICE STAFF
Practice Manager Chris Thompson
We employ a practice manager, assistant manager,
secretary, admin staff and teams of receptionists, all of whom help to keep the
practice running smoothly to assist the doctors, in addition to answering the
telephone, making appointments and performing routine clerical duties on behalf
of our patients.
PRACTICE NURSES
We have five practice nurses and
three nursing assistants.
Practice Nurses
Margaret
Mettam (RGN - Special Practitioner), Jean Toner (RGN - Special Practitioner), Suzanne Jennison (RGN - Special Practitioner), Christine Booth (RGN. Dip) & Sara Weston (RGN).
Nursing
Assistants
Carole Wright, Thea Hudson, Jenny Cartwright
& Sue Pearson
One of our nurses is normally available
during surgery hours for advice on minor illnesses or problems, blood tests, blood
pressure checks, urine checks, vaccinations (for routine and for travel), dressings,
ear syringing and advice on dieting, healthy living advice, diabetic care and
cervical smears. An appointments system is in operation.
The nurses also run their own health
promotion, foreign travel, weight reduction, stress, anti-smoking, asthma and
specialist ear clinics.
The nurses are also involved in screening
and health promotion for our over 75-year-old patients, both at the surgery and
at the patient's home.
DISTRICT NURSES
A team of district nurses,
led by Sister Julia Farrell support the
work of the practice by caring for patients who are unable to attend surgery for
the provision of wound dressings and other nursing duties. They also hold regular
sessions in the surgery for the provision of certain services. Referral to the
district nurses will be by the doctor or practice nurse.
HEALTH VISITORS
These are available for health care
advice particularly for small children, expectant mothers, the elderly and the
handicapped. The health visitors can be contacted via the practice.
A health visitor will also be available
in the child health clinic on Wednesdays (see clinic details).
MIDWIVES
The midwives, Mrs J Townend
and Mrs T Hutson, run the antenatal clinics which are based at the Stag
Medical Centre. They are available for advice about pregnancy and newborn babies,
breast feeding and bottle feeding. One of the community midwives will visit mothers
and their newborn babies at home.
CHIROPODY
A limited NHS service for chiropody is provided and you can arrange to see the chiropodist if you are a senior citizen, a person with disabilities,
pregnant or a school child.
Please contact the chiropody department at Doncaster Gate Hospital. Telephone number - 304801.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Both private and NHS physiotherapy can be arranged by your doctor when appropriate. The practice-based welfare rights advisor can offer help and advice on obtaining services you require.
PSYCHOLOGIST
A clinical psychologist works closely
with our practice and we may advise you to see a psychologist for various reasons.
Consultations can be arranged by
us.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC
NURSES
The CPNs work closely with our practice
and we can arrange for a nurse to see you at Rose Court Surgery, Stag Medical
Centre or, when necessary, at home.
MEDICAL STUDENTS
The practice is used for teaching
medical students and sometimes you may find a student "sitting in" with
the doctor, observing the doctor at work and discussing problems. You will be
informed by the receptionist when you arrive if a student is "sitting in"
with your doctor and if you have any objections at all to them being present please
let the receptionist know and the student will be asked to allow you a private
consultation with the doctor. The students present are all senior
medical students approaching qualification.
FOUNDATION DOCTOR
The practice is used for further education and familiarisation of general practice work for doctors. Doctors undergoing this scheme are called foundation doctors. Foundation doctors are fully qualified doctors who have elected to undergo four months’ general practice work. |