Throckley Primary Care Results of Patient Information Survey - 2012.
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Do you find the automated option system helpful?(304 replies)
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Yes (81%)
No (10%)
Don't know (9%)
How easy is it to get through on the telephone? (312 replies)
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Very easy (27%)
Fairly easy (61%)
Difficult (11%)
Don't know (1%)
Haven't tried (0%)
How important is it to be able to book your appointment in advance?
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Important (77%)
Not Important (9%)
No preference (14%)
If you need to see a GP urgently, do you have access to a GP on the same day?
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Yes (61%)
No (21%)
Don't know (18%)
For routine appointments, with any doctor, how quickly to you usually get seen?
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Same day (16%)
Next day (20%)
2-3 days (40%)
4-5 days (12%)
Over 1 week (5%)
Don't know (7%)
How do you rate this? (176 replies)
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Very good (31%)
Good (32%)
Fair (24%)
Poor (8%)
Very poor (2%)
Don't know (3%)
For routine appointments, with your choice of doctor, how quickly do you usually get seen?
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Same day (12%)
Next day (14%)
2-3 days (30%)
4-5 days (18%)
Over 1 week (16%)
Don't know (10%)
How do you rate this?(230 replies)
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Very Good (29%)
Good (41%)
Fair (10%)
Poor (18%)
Very Poor (2%)
Who was your consultation with?(305 replies)
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Doctor (76%)
Practice Nurse (20%)
Other (4%)
Giving you enough time?(293 replies)
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Very good (51%)
Good (39%)
Fair (8%)
Poor (1%)
Very poor (1%)
Listening to you?(293 replies)
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Very good (61%)
Good(32%)
Fair (5%)
Poor (2%)
Very poor (0%)
Explaining tests and treatment?(291 replies)
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Very good (57%)
Good (33%)
Fair (8%)
Poor (2%)
Very poor (0%)
Involving you in decisions about your care?(294 replies)
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Very good (53%)
Good (37%)
Fair (9%)
Poor (1%)
Very poor (0%)
Treating you with care and concern?(285 replies)
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Very good (51%)
Good (40%)
Fair (8%)
Poor (1%)
Very poor (0%)
Do you have confidence and trust in the health professional you saw or spoke to?
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Yes (98%)
No (2%)
Do you know the Practice opening hours?(299 replies)
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Yes (69%)
No (13%)
Think so (17%)
Don't know (1%)
Would it be acceptable for you to speak to your usual GP on the telephone who would assess your condition and
then arrange the most appropriate appointment/treatment plan for you?(292 replies)
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Yes (83%)
No (10%)
Don't know (7%)
How old are you? (209 replies)
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Under 15 (1%)
16-44 (21%)
45-64 (45%)
65-74 (20%)
75+ (13%)
What is your ethnic group?(214 replies)
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White (99%)
Black or Black British(0.5%)
Asian or Asian British(0.5%)
Mixed (0%)
Chinese (0%)
Other (0%)
Which of the following best describes you?(211 replies)
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250Employed (39%)
Unemployed (5%)
At school or in full timeeducation (4%)Unable to work due tolong term sickness (8%)Looking after your home/family (4%)Retired from paid work(39%)Other (1%)
Service Improvements
• Telephoning the Surgerya) The Patient Participation Group (PPG) felt it would be helpful for patients to know where they are in the telephone queue when contacting the practice. This will help you to decide whether to continue holding or to call back at another time.
b) To play useful patient related information whilst waiting in the telephone queue.
Plan
a) To discuss the suggested improvements with the telephone system with the supplier.
b) To continue to work with the PPG on up to date messages, ie flu campaign, did you know questions and answers.
Service Improvements
• Appointment SystemA lot of information is available in the Practice Brochure, however it was felt it would be useful to have an appointment system newsletter, “did you know”? This would be made available later in 2012 as the practice is reviewing the appointment system in May 2012. The aim is to improve access for patients to be given the most appropriate appointment, length of appointment with the most appropriate clinician.
Newsletter topics:• Surgery opening times• The Improved System & Changes• Extended hours• Who does what • Who works when