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.

Primary Care Network Team < Back Sabahat Primary Care Network Team Lead Clinical Pharmacist

8667a41b-74bc-48e4-be71-c6e848f34666 < Back Knowsley Medical Centre Knowsley Street, Bury BL9 0ST, UK 0161 764 0314 Visit website Primary Care Network: Bury

51410f45-4c9e-4be0-9217-61f4e32e774d < Back Turning Point Telephone number: 13 December 2023 at 11:56:35 Share Every 30 minutes someone leaves Turning Point's services drink or drugs free. Turning Point offer you or a loved one a range of services depending on what you need, from detox and residential rehab to supported living and aftercare support. Facebook Twitter Link if available: https://www.turning-point.co.uk/services/drug-and-alcohol-support.html

Borough Wide Services - Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive Service (LARC) and Ring Pessary < Back Borough Wide Services - Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive Service (LARC) and Ring Pessary RHA commissions both Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive (LARC) and Ring Pessary Services from participating practices on behalf of the registered population of HMR. The majority of HMR practices do provide these services to their own patient population however, RHA commissions’ two borough-wide clinics, which take referrals from practices who do not offer these services. The services are NHS services and are monitored by RHA.

fc44b2ec-3c3b-44c2-9fbf-8021bdebd2a8 < Back Trinity Medical Centre Winton Street, Littleborough OL15 8AR, UK 01706 378476 Visit website Primary Care Network: Pennines

9 Back Rochdale Pioneers Museum The building at 31 Toad Lane is enshrined in history as the place where the Rochdale Equitable Pioneers started trading in 1844. This was an early consumer co-operative made up of skilled workers like weavers, who were being thrown into poverty by the increased mechanisation of the Industrial Revolution. The aim was to provide high-quality basics like sugar, tea, butter, tobacco and flour at affordable prices, and the Rochdale Pioneers laid down the foundation for all modern co-operatives around the world. The pioneers moved out of 31 Toad Lane in 1867, but the Co-operative Movement bought the building and turned it into a museum in 1931. The museum offers context, showing the climate in the mid-19th century, and outlining the principles of the textile manufacturer Robert Owen (1771-1858), one of the founders of utopian socialism and the co-operative movement. You’ll learn how co-ops helped set the ball rolling for 20th-century reforms involving women’s rights, education and poverty. Previous Next

Primary Care Network Team < Back Chelsie Primary Care Network Team GP Assistant

8f9b8ce9-08b4-40b4-9af9-996d87704bbf < Back Immunisation and Vaccination Training/Updates Multiple Ongoing An interactive e-learning package to support the training of all healthcare professional involved in delivering or advising on flu immunisations Flu immunisation is one of the most effective interventions that can provide to reduce both the risk of death and serious illness from flu and the pressures on health and social care services during the winter. This Flu Immunisation e-learning resource is designed to provide all healthcare practitioners involved in delivering the national flu immunisation programme with the knowledge they need to confidently promote high uptake of flu vaccination and effectively deliver the vaccine programme. FIND OUT MORE Public Health England Increasing vaccine uptake Strategies for addressing barriers in primary careEngland is a world leader in childhood vaccinations, with one of the most comprehensive programmes in the world. PHE data show that, although coverage remains high, children’s vaccine uptake has been slowly decreasing since 2012-13. FIND OUT MORE Training standards and resources The national minimum standards for immunisation recommended that immunisers complete initial Foundation Immunisation Training and complete annual update training thereafter. Face-to-face initial training is suggested in the standards but this has been problematic during the COVID-19 pandemic. The team are waiting for national guidance. FIND OUT MORE E-learning for Health E-learning was developed by e-lfh to be used as a fundamental training course and it covers the topics set out in the national minimum standards. If face-to-face or webinar training is unavailable then this e-learning course can be used; FIND OUT MORE E-learning is to be supported with mentor support and supervision plus immunisation shadowing opportunities to develop practical learning and skills. E-Learning is recommended to be completed in conjunction with the RCN/PHE competency assessment toolkit on page 24 of this link; FIND OUT MORE E-learning link for flu vaccination FIND OUT MORE RCN Guidance FIND OUT MORE

0b4f36a9-a570-4afb-b68d-51e55944bd49 < Back Psychological Therapies Service Telephone number: 18 December 2023 at 09:45:31 Share You can refer yourself directly to a psychological therapies service (IAPT) without seeing your GP. These services offer therapies, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), for common problems including: stress, anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and phobias. Link if available: https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/find-a-psychological-therapies-service/