|
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
 |
| |
This practice has been
accredited as being suitable for the
training of those doctors intending
to become general practitioners.
- Doctors training to become
GPs are called GP Registrars.
They are supervised by one of
the doctors here.
- The GP Registrar is a fully
qualified doctor who is likely
to have a lot of experience of
hospital medicine.
- If you are seeing this
doctor you can expect to receive
the quality service you would
from your own GP. If you have
any concerns please mention this
to a member of staff.
- To ensure that the practice
continues to meet the standards
for training in the Kent, Surrey
& Sussex deanery, it and the
doctors will be subject to
regular inspection visits. At
this inspection another doctor
will assess the quality of
patient records. If you do not
want your own record to be
available for inspection then
please inform the practice of
your wishes, and they will be
respected.
The practice is involved in
teaching undergraduate medical
students from Sussex and Brighton
University. It is optional for
patients to see the students and
consent will always be sought in
advance. Any actions of the students
will be under the supervision of one
of the practice partners. Students
are expected to behave and ascribe
to the same rules of professional
conduct and confidentiality as
qualified doctors.
|
|
|
|
|
