Macklin Street Surgery |
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THE PRACTICE TEAM
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| Martin
Rowan-Robinson (Male) |
MB
ChB DRCOG FRCGP Reg 1978 Bristol |
Part-time |
| John
Eisenberg (Male) |
MB
BS BSc MRCP MRCGP Reg 1978 London |
Full-time |
| Stuart
Holloway (Male) |
MA
MB BChir DRCOG DFFP MRCGP Reg 1994 Cambridge |
Full-time |
| Sally
Giovannelli (Female) |
MB
BS DCH DRCOG MRCGP Reg 1995 London |
Part-time |
| Minal Martin (Female) |
MBBS DFFP Reg 1997 London |
Part-time |
| Richard Crowson (Male) |
MBBS DCH DRCOG MRCGP Reg 1997 London |
Part-time |
| John
Grenville (Male) |
MA
MB BChir DRCOG FRCGP Reg 1977 Cambridge |
Part-time |
| Paramjeet
Bedwal (Female) |
MB ChB Reg 2003 Sheffield |
Part time |
| Rachel Beeching (Female) |
BMBS DRCOG DFSRH DCH MRCGP Reg 2004 Nottingham |
Part time |
| Practice Manager: | Sue Threadgould | |
| Assistant Practice Manager: | Rhoda Marshall | |
| Practice Nurses: | Sister
Gill Mills, Sister Carol Paget, Sister Colette Ball, Sister Louise Hall |
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| Triage Nurse: | Sister Andrea Jones, Lynne Charlesworth | |
| District Nurse: | Julie Hudson | |
| Counsellor: | Lorna Goree | |
Your first point of contact with the surgery will normally be a receptionist who will be happy to help you.
GPs' And Medical Students' Training
The practice is approved as a training practice for general practitioners and
for other newly qualified doctors. Doctors studying general practice are attached
to the practice for periods of up to one year. These doctors have had extensive
experience in hospitals before joining and, having recently qualified, are very
up to date. The practice has gained enormously from their attachment to us. A
GP in training may need to discuss your case with one of the partners.
Occasionally a medical student will be attached to the practice and may be present
when you visit your doctor. Your doctor will always ask your permission if a
third person is to be present during your consultation. If you decide to see
your doctor on his/her own, this will in no way affect your treatment or your
relationship with the practice.
What Do We All Do?
The doctors are
happy to discuss any problems of physical or mental health.
The practice nurses provide surgery-based nursing procedures
and help care for patients with asthma, diabetes and coronary heart disease.
They give vaccinations and perform cervical smears. They can give advice on family
planning and health promotion issues.
The triage nurse can assess your problem and give advice on
the most appropriate course of action eg routine appointment, emergency appointment,
self care, visit dentist, A&E, pharmacy etc.
The district nurses provide nursing care for people who are ill at home.
