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Runner Up < Back Dr Andrew Gunn Loyalty Award Runner Up Dr Gunn has been a GP at Milnrow Village Practice for 30 years. He has been dedicated to his profession. He is respected and loved by his patients. He has taken the decision to retire from general practice on the 23 May 2024 and he will be missed by all staff and patients alike. He deserves this award Andrew is retiring this week after 32 years in service. He is a fantastic doctor as demonstrated by the many many patients and family members who have been to recognise his career over the last few weeks. He will be greatly missed by all patients and team members. Milnrow Gp of 30 years service well respected by all patients and staff - recent retirement on 23 May and he will be missed Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Amazing Addition Award < Back Briana Martin & Sophie Haynes Amazing Addition Award Winner Briana and Sophie job share the Care Co-ordinator role at Peterloo Medical Centre, and only started in this role end of February 2024, replacing a departing staff member. Both of them have absolutely revolutionised the role in their respective areas of work with more efficient processes being implemented by them both and also picking up and correcting some screening areas that had been coded incorrectly in the prior 12 months that affected our Practice targets. Both Briana and Sophie were receptionists at the practice, but all of the duties within their roles were completely brand new to them. Both have absolutely thrived in their new roles, bearing in mind that their new roles require chairing of meetings, writing of minutes, dealing with outside agencies relating to sensitive areas such as Safeguarding and End of Life Care. As their manager, it has been an absolute joy to watch both these staff members transform from fairly quiet staff members to very confident staff taking up lead roles within the practice. They have developed an amazing relationship with the Patient Participation Group also, arranging clinical and outside speakers such as Health Watch Rochdale to attend the meeting. Feedback from PPG members has been excellent for both. They should both be very proud of what they have achieved in such a short space of time. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

1c120dfa-4dcd-40cc-87f5-c7712cdc1f39 < Back Physician Associate Working alongside GPs to meet patients' healthcare needs. Physician Associates (PAs) are healthcare professionals with a generalist medical education who work alongside doctors providing medical care as an integral part of the multidisciplinary team. Physician Associates are dependent practitioners who work under the supervision of a fully trained and experienced doctor. They bring new talent and add to the skill mix within teams, providing a stable, generalist section of the workforce which can help ease the workforce pressures that the NHS currently faces. Previous Next

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Runner Up < Back Debbie Studly Office MasterChef Award Runner Up the most melt in your mouth Viennese whirls Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

36cb2544-0341-4642-84df-37af0e99f647 < Back The Hive Health Centre Middleton, Manchester M24 2YJ, UK 0161 654 4103 Visit website Primary Care Network: Canalside

4 Back Rochdale Canal The namesake canal cuts through the south side of Rochdale on its 32-mile course from Castleford Basin in Manchester to Sowerby Bridge in Yorkshire. Built at the turn of the 19th century, this was a major navigable waterway for its 14-foot-width, accelerating the Industrial Revolution in the region and acting as a highway for cotton, wool, timber, limestone, salt and coal. Traffic had dried up by the 1920s, and the canal was eventually closed to boats in 1952. But since its restoration was completed in 2002, the Rochdale Canal is one of the few historic waterways that are navigable on its entire length. Of the 92 original locks, 91 remain, as locks three and four have been merged into one. And if you want you could walk the 32 miles, or simply break out into the countryside south and east of Rochdale for Pennine scenery and industrial history (the section in the centre of town is a bit gritty). Previous Next

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cb0fa3a6-440a-4201-8302-e931fab93bb0 < Back National Unplanned Pregnancy Advisory Service Telephone number: 18 December 2023 at 09:45:45 0333 004 6666 Share We offer abortion treatments and free pregnancy testing, sexually transmitted infection screening and a fully comprehensive contraceptive service. Facebook Twitter Link if available: https://www.nupas.co.uk/