About us - Our Beliefs, Objectives and Values
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About us
- Bury GP Federation was created to enhance the delivery of health and care services to our local population. We now have 24 of the town’s 25 General Practices in membership and therefore cover 96% of the 205,000 people of Bury.
- The Company has a Board of Directors which includes 3 of the 4 PCN Clinical Directors.
- We believe that community-based services which are high quality, consistent and joined up must be the solution to many of the pressures on today’s NHS and that General Practice is ideally placed to lead this community-based provision.
- We also believe that by coming together in our Federation we can better develop skills and consistency not traditionally available in General Practice to deliver wide range of services to our community.
About us
- Bury GP Federation was created to enhance the delivery of health and care services to our local population. We now have 24 of the town’s 25 General Practices in membership and therefore cover 96% of the 205,000 people of Bury.
- The Company has a Board of Directors which includes 3 of the 4 PCN Clinical Directors.
- We believe that community-based services which are high quality, consistent and joined up must be the solution to many of the pressures on today’s NHS and that General Practice is ideally placed to lead this community-based provision.
- We also believe that by coming together in our Federation we can better develop skills and consistency not traditionally available in General Practice to deliver wide range of services to our community.
Our Objectives
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To have pride in, and take responsibility for, primary care in Bury
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To provide consistently high-quality services to patients
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To support Primary Care Networks to succeed
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To enable General Practice to be at the heart of a neighbourhood delivering improved care
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To ensure the general practice has a voice in the Locality Care Organisation
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To make efficiency savings/economies of scale, for example in back-office functions or the procurement of practice services
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To improve local service integration across practices and other providers
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To be able to compete with external private sector companies
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Our Objectives
- To have pride in, and take responsibility for, primary care in Bury
- To provide consistently high-quality services to patients
- To support Primary Care Networks to succeed
- To enable General Practice to be at the heart of a neighbourhood delivering improved care
- To ensure the general practice has a voice in the Locality Care Organisation
- To make efficiency savings/economies of scale, for example in back-office functions or the procurement of practice services
- To improve local service integration across practices and other providers
- To be able to compete with external private sector companies
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Our Values
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- Utilise knowledge and experience to influence and enhance change
- Provide the best care we can
- Work as a team
- Be open, honest and just work hard & enjoy life
- Value, support and Listen
- Educate ourselves and others
- Support others less fortunate than ourselves
Our Values
- Utilise knowledge and experience to influence and enhance change
- Provide the best care we can
- Work as a team
- Be open, honest and just work hard & enjoy life
- Value, support and Listen
- Educate ourselves and others
- Support others less fortunate than ourselves
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BBC Health News
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- Self-harm guidance to include advice for schools and prisons
- Specialist mental health unit failures exposed by patients
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- Retired GP broke Covid rules to hug bereaved woman at clinic
- How to get a Covid test
- What are the new Covid rules for the UK?
Public Health England
- NHS urges people to ‘grab a jab’ during week of walk-ins
- Cold weather alert: Level 1 – winter preparedness and action
- NHS launches landmark mental health campaign with ‘Help!’ from The Beatles
- NHS to rollout boosters to most at risk 12 to 15 year-olds
- NHS staff in England boost four in five eligible adults