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Cervical Screening Programme

Downloads – – – ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Pardip Sandhu Nurse: Melanie Greenwood Admin:  Rebecca Farrell DATE REVIEWED: 05/09/2022 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: September 2023 The Policy/Protocol The aim of our cervical screening programme is to reduce the incidence of cervical cancer by promoting its screening.  In collaboration with Public Health England (PHE) we provide a […]

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EMERGENCIES & URGENCIES

Downloads ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Ramesh Mehay Nurse:  Mel Greenwood Admin:  Carole Middleton DATE REVIEWED: Sept 2023 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: Sept 2024 The Policy/Protocol A list of the medical emergencies and what to do can be found in the DOWNLOADS box above. This page will be reviewed every 18 months to ensure all advice

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Induction Programme for New Staff

Downloads & Links Click here to access the Induction Checklist Click here to access important protocols and policies for new staff to know Practice Leads Doctors: Ramesh Mehay & Sudhir Krishnan Admin: Chris Rushton Date Reviewed 6th July 2016 Date of Next Review September 2017 Welcome to our practice.   We hope you like working

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Palliative Care MDT Meetings

Downloads – – – ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Ramesh Mehay & Dr Pardip Sandhu Nurse: Melanie Greenwood Admin:  Vicky O’Shea DATE REVIEWED: 20th June 2019 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: June 2020 The Policy/Protocol This surgery, as part of its weekly PLT programme,  holds a bi-monthly multidisciplinary team meeting in which palliative care patients are discussed.  The session is attended

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Task Messages for bloods, investigations, medications etc

Downloads – – – ASHCROFT LEADS Doctor:   Dr Ramesh Mehay  Nurse:  Admin:   DATE REVIEWED: 11th March 2024 DATE OF NEXT REVIEW: March 2025 Click here to see the Bloods & Test Results Protocol The Policy/Protocol It’s really important to communicate to non-clinical staff carefully.  For example, with blood results, they will often pass on a

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