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Patients and carers can register for our new online consultation service called PATCHS. Providing quickand easy access to a range of services using a computer or smartphone. This includes: Report symptoms to your GPBook virtual appointmentsAccess health advice New online consultation flyer - PATCHS (A4A5) (1)Download

Dear Patient, The PMC is working together as part of a Primary Care Network (PCN). Your PCN is called Healthsense. We are exploring how we can best deliver evening & weekend GP services to meet your needs. These additional appointments won't affect the appointments offered at your surgery Monday-Friday during 8am-6.30pm. You'll still be able to access NHS 111 out of hours, seven days a week. Your feedback is crucial to help us design a service as a PCN which fits our patient's needs. Please spend 5 minutes completing the survey below https://forms.gle/sPTzD75nKw9osA2QA Thank you Pinn Medical Centre

Dear Patient, North West London CCG is launching a new online consultation tool called PATCHS which will replace Klinik and improve the experience for patients, to access online services and administrative help. The service will go live on Wednesday 20th July 2022 on our practice website. Until then please continue to use Klinik. More information on PATCHS can be found at https://www.patchs.ai/patchs_for_patients We apologise for any disruption and inconvenience that is experienced whilst we make the transition to PATCHS.Thank youPinn Medical Centre

Following on from the tremendous work undertaken by the Volunteers at the Tithe Farm Vaccination Centre (and subsequently at Byron Hall) the Pinn Medical Centre (PMC) nominated the Volunteer Team for a Helpforce Award. The PMC is now part of the Healthsense Primary Care Network, and the volunteer team was led by the Patients’ Association Chair, Kevin Mahon. The nomination is set out in full on the Helpforce Awards website (link below) and is now open for a public voting round. Voting is by ticking on the “Thumbs Up” icon which you can do anonymously without logging in (although you seem to have to do so twice!). https://www.judgify.me/public-voting/peopleschoiceaward2021/submissions/481032?lan=en

On 27 June 2021 a Members Opinion Survey was issued to all 379 Members of the Pinn Medical Centre Patients’ Association (PMCPA) – 277 by email and 102 by post. There were 62 returns, in 18 of which the respondent remained anonymous. The questions set out in the survey were:Why do you think it is important to have a Patients’ Association?Can you describe what sort of things an effective Patients’ Association would do?What do we do that is good?What sort of things could we do?Do you have any other comments you would like to add? The following notes summarise the response to each question. For a full set of the responses (with Members’ names removed) please email our Vice Chair on george@pinnpatients.org. Why do you think it is important to…