Welcome To Davyhulme Medical Centre

The practice moved from Canterbury Road Surgery to our modern purpose-built Health Centre on the 16th March 2009. The partnership has been in existence for over 30 years providing medical services to the local community. Starting out from a small surgery at Canterbury Road, there have been many changes over the years.

The doctors, nurses and staff of the Davyhulme Medical Centre are committed to providing the highest standards of care, and welcome you as a patient.

Training Practice

Davyhulme Medical Centre is recognised as a training practice.

Please see Notice Board for details.

Doctors

Drs Kaye, Howard, Jordan, Wijeyesekera, Tower, Ashraf, Reeves & Aczel

Help Shape Patient Services

We are setting up a Patient Participation Group and need your help.

Firstly we need patients who would be prepared to answer a short anonymous survey by email once or twice a year. The results of this survey would help identify areas for improvement.

We are also hoping to recruit up to twelve patients to establish a Patient Participation Group (PPG). This group would meet with the GPs and management team several times a year to identify patient’s priorities and issues, discuss planned practice changes and develop and review the annual survey.

If you would be happy for us to contact you by email or join the PPG, please pick up a leaflet at reception, send an email to davyhulmemedicalcentre@nhs.net or download the application form here and return the completed form to the surgery.

How To Contact Us

130 Broadway
Davyhulme
Manchester
M41 7WJ

Telephone: 0844 4990845 / 0161 748 5559
Fax: 0161 747 1997
Textphone: 0161 747 7742
Email: davyhulmemedicalcentre@nhs.net

The practice is a member of the Trafford Primary Care Trust
Oakland House, 2nd Floor
Talbot Road
Stretford
Manchester M16 0PQ

Telephone: 0161 873 9500

Details of Primary Medical Services in the area can be obtained from the Trust.

Opening Times

8.30am - 6.30pm (Monday to Friday)

Your Health Records

The staff at this practice record information about you and your health so that you can receive the right care and treatment. We need to record this information, together with the details of the care you receive, because it may be needed if we see you again.

We may use some of this information for other reasons, for example, to help us to protect the health of the general public generally, to plan for the future, to train staff and to carry out medical and other health research for the benefit of everyone.

We are currently involved in research studies for which we provide anonymised information from patients notes. You cannot be identified in any way from this information as none of your personal details are given to researchers. Individual patients’ records are added into a much larger anonymous database, containing records from millions of patients. This information is used by researchers outside this practice. The database to which we contribute anonymised records is known as The Health Improvement Network THIN. This data may be anonymously linked to other data, such as hospital data. This database is managed by a company outside the NHS which does not have access to your personal details, only to anonymous medical records. The data are used for research into such topics as drug safety, disease patterns, prescribing patterns, health economics and public health. Many of these studies provide useful information to medical staff on diseases, the use of drugs or outcomes of disease or treatment.

These studies may be performed by academic researchers or commercial companies amongst others. However, no researcher has access to your full details such as your name and address, initials or your full date of birth. The researchers are not given information about the patient, nor the practice name, address or post code.

If you would like to opt out of this data collection scheme, please let your doctor know and no data from your records will be collected for use in research.  This will not affect your care in any way.

If anything to do with the research would require that you provide additional information about yourself, you will be contacted to see if you are willing to take part you will not be identified in any published results.

Note that you have a right of access to your health records. If at any time you would like to know more, or have any concerns about how we use your information, you can speak to Robert McNutt Telephone number 0161 748 5559 ext. 1039

Disabled Access

All services are accessible, but if you do need help, please speak to the receptionist.

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