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Changes to Registering with the Practice

As from the 1st April 2014 we are asking all new patients to bring with their registration form, a proof of identity.

Acceptable identification:- Driving License, Passport or Birth Certificate.
HOAX EMAIL WARNING

It has come to the practice’s attention that a spam email from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) has been sent to members of the public regarding cancer test results. Please be assured that this email is not from NICE and no patient data has been shared with NICE or any other organisation.

Investigations are underway to identify the origin of the email. If you have received an email, do not open the attachments or click on any links. If you are concerned please contact NICE directly. Email nice@nice.org.uk

Phone 0845 003 7780 Website www.nice.org.uk
TTP SystmOne App

TPP have released a SystmOnline app, available currently for the IOS platform, which offers patients much of the same functionality as the SystmOnline website, but optimised for smartphones.

The app can be downloaded for free now, for how to please click here
EDGECUMBE SURVEY RESULTS

The results of the Edgecumbe 360^o Doctors survey are now available. To view please click on the link

Welcome to Church Lane Surgery

Thank you for visiting the Church Lane Surgery Website. Welcome to the practice. We have an ever expanding team which includes eleven permanent doctors (as well as visiting trainees), receptionists, management staff, practice and district nurses, a midwife, and health visitors. In addition we have visiting podiatrists, a dietician, physiotherapist, a psychologist and Counsellors. We aim to offer you a comprehensive service.


PRACTICE MISSION STATEMENT We are committed to upholding and improving the excellent standards of patient care by providng a well trained, motivated and friendly Primary Health Care Team.

The cervical screening test, commonly known as the smear test, can detect abnormal cells that develop before cancer. By taking a smear test when invited by their GP, women give themselves the best chance of detecting pre-cancerous cells, which can be easily treated. Get a smear test – it’s worth it!”