Patient Participation Group

A patient participation group (PPG) is a selection of patients and practice staff who meet at regular intervals to decide ways of making a positive contribution to the services and facilities offered by the practice to the patients.

What is the purpose of Patient Participation Groups?

  • To give practice staff and patients the opportunity to discuss topics of mutual interest in their Practice.
  • To provide the means for patients to make positive suggestions about the Practice and their own healthcare.
  • To encourage health education activities within the Practice.
  • To develop self-help projects to meet the needs of fellow patients.
  • To act as a representative group that can be called upon to influence the local provision of Health and Social Care.
  • To involve further patients from the wider population.

More information can be found at The National Association for Patient Participation.

Reports & Surveys

Patient Survey Report January 2014

Patient Survey Respondent Information January 2014

View Patient Participation Report 2014-15

View Patient Participation Report 2013-14

PPG Action Plan 2014-2015

 
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