14 March 2013
During a routine inspection
We found that a patient satisfaction survey had been done in the past and that any relevant comments from patients would be captured at reception and discussed at the practice meetings. We observed the receptionist talking with patients in a very friendly and helpful way. We found that the practice invited feedback and responded when appropriate.
The practice was friendly, welcoming and informative. We saw that patients were listened to. The surgery was clean throughout and there was evidence of a supported staff. There was a supply of patient leaflets in the practice explaining treatment options and other relevant information.
We found that all patients were given sufficient information to give an informed consent, and the staff were well trained and caring. The practice was well led by the practice owner and the staff were observed to be well organised.