Runner Up < Back Dr Zahir Mohammed Leadership Award Runner Up "For the past 2 decades Dr Mohammed has relentlessly supported GPs and their practices across HMR borough. From the early days when General Practice was supported by FHSA to the subsequent move to Primary Care Groups, Primary Care Trusts and now ICBs he has represented the profession and ensured that General Practice had a voice and that appropriate funding and support from commissioning was forthcoming. He has undertaken various roles and currently supports the General Medical Council in managing complaints, continues in his role as an appraiser, supports the profession as vice chair of Rochdale and Bury Local Medical Committee, Medical Director of Rochdale Health Alliance and Clinical Director for Heywood PCN which has consistently for many years performed well in contract and service delivery across the borough. For the past 5 years he has represented the PCNs on the Local Care Organisation board and the Local Care Executive only recently having retired from those roles. His leadership at practice level is reflected in his significant increase in patient list size from 3000 when he joined 15years ago to the largest list size now in the borough at over 11500. Alongside these roles he continues to undertaking his support as a trainer for junior doctors. Over the past decade he has led, supported and guided the profession in an admirable way and has been a shinning beacon to the young GPs of of today on how to deliver and support leadership within the borough." Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

The Ghafoor Family Practice < Back Saba Asif The Ghafoor Family Practice Practice Manager

1e90938a-ca6c-4245-b45e-48a06c35bb07 < Back Transition to general practice nursing QNI - The Queen’s Nursing Institute Ongoing https://qni.org.uk/nursing-in-the-community/transition-community-nursing/transition-gpn-toolkit/ Free online learning resource to support nurses who are new to general practice. You can read about and download each individual chapter in this resource by using the links below, or if you prefer you can download all 10 chapters in one pdf (2.2MB).

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Primary Care Network Team < Back Kate Primary Care Network Team Digital Transformation Lead I have worked in various areas of healthcare for around eight years, these areas include private healthcare sales, domiciliary phlebotomy service management and health care support work for an out of hours district nursing team. I have been employed by Rochdale Health Alliance since February 2021, and my achievements so far include working my way up to service lead for the Homeless Alliance Response Team and supporting numerous successful Covid-19 vaccination sessions which helped over two hundred and fifty homeless and transient individuals receive their vaccines. I also took the service to the 2022 Rochdale Diversity Awards where we were proud to be named finalists for the diversity in health and social care award. My current role is a full-time position as the Digital and Transformation Lead for the Middleton Primary Care Network (PCN) which will require me to support increased access to care for patients, by supporting the adoption and/or optimisation of new technology and other initiatives to improve the care offer as well as enabling PCN staff to work more effectively to support the sustainability of general practice services.

c68404f1-d2de-45f9-818f-40455060ebca < Back National Diabetes Prevention Programme Telephone number: 13 December 2023 at 11:57:46 Share The Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP) identifies those at diabetes high risk and refers them onto a behaviour change programme. Email Link if available: https://www.england.nhs.uk/diabetes/diabetes-prevention/

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Runner Up < Back Rochdale Academy Dr Gill Tongue, Dawn O'Brien and Zoe Inspirer Award Runner Up The team has worked really hard with the RDNA program. This is to future proof nursing within General Practice. We know there is a Nursing crisis with a lot of Nurses retiring. The work they have done also gives young people and people who may not have had the same opportunities to to become Nurses without the need to give us there job and become a full time student. This has taken many hours, sweat and tears but due to the passion this is now a reality. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Primary Care Nurse < Back Primary Care Nurse The Primary Care Nurse Service supports residents in the Care Homes across on behalf of 5 HMR Priamry care Networks in the borough. This proactive service in liaison with other health and social care professionals provides annual health checks for every resident, long term condition management, ensures care plans and advanced care plans are in place.

Apprenticeships Apprenticeship Qualifications Back to list Please read more information on each qualification. BSc Hons Registered Nurse Degree Apprenticeship Business Administrator Level 3 Customer Service Practitioner Level 2 Customer Service Specialist Level 3 Healthcare Support Worker Level 2 Operational / Departmental Manager (ILM) Level 5 Senior Healthcare Support Worker Level 3 Team Leader / Supervisor (ILM) Level 3 Trainee Nurse Associate Level 5 Below are the apprenticeship qualifications that we have.

Primary Care Academy Team < Back Dr Gill Tonge Primary Care Academy Team Director of the Academy I came to Rochdale in 1992 completing my VTS training at Castleton Health Centre and moving down the road to be a GP at Peterloo Medical Centre in 1996, where I have remained ever since. In 2002 Peterloo Medical centre gained back training status for which we have been training a wide array of trainees ever since. I represented Middleton on the LMC from 1997 -2004 through this I was involved in the teenager pregnancy task group, cervical cytology and maternity service committee. In 2004 I became RCGP NWE sexual health course director and have ran courses across North West related to men, women’s and sexual health. Through this role, I have developed a cervical screening training package for GPST which is currently being evaluated nationally with a view to national rollout. In 2007 I joined the Pennine GPST educator team and have been involved in training our next generation of GP’s on the patch since then. I have been involved with a lot of the practices in the area, if not with my GPST training hat on, with other hats I have worn related to being a QoF assessor (2004-2006) and a local appraiser (2009-2011). I have recently been appointed HMR Academy Director and Greater Manchester Training Hub NE sector clinical lead which is all about helping train, develop and enhance primary care for the whole of our workforce. Aside from being a GP, I am trying to become an accomplished sailor and partake in a variety of outdoor activities (usually in the rain in the Lake District!) with my husband, daughter and our chocolate Labrador.