Meet the Team

GP Partners

Dr Taraq Waheed (m)

GP Partner

MRCGP, GP Trainer, MBBS, MD Internal Medicine

Dr Gunen Ucyigit (f)

GP Partner

MBBC, BSc, MRGCP, DRCOG, DFFP, PGC

Salaried GPs

Dr Ajay George (m)

Salaried GP

B Clin Sci (Hons, MB ChB, MRGCP, Diploma in Occupational Medicine)

GP Registrars

Dr Devesh Persaud

GP Registrar

Practice Nurse

Beatrice Frempong (f)

Advanced Nurse Practitioner

RGN

Anzel Jabangjatta (f)

Practice Nurse

RGN

Health Care Assistants

Our Health Care Assistants (HCA’s) work under the supervision of our Practice Nurses to provide care to patients needing a variety of physical tests and other aspects of care to support the management on long-term conditions.

Serena Johnson (f)

HCA

Gifty Amoako Dapaah

HCA

Practice Management

Sarah Booth (f)

Operations Manager

Kathy True (f)

Reception Manager

Administration Team

Katy (f)

PA to Operations Manager

Karen (f)

Secretary

Valareen (f)

QOF/Workflow Team

Wendy (f)

QOF

Dawn M (f)

QOF/Workflow Team

Social Prescribing supports patients who visit their GPs but do not necessarily immediately require clinical treatment. It is estimated that around 20% of people visit their GPs for non-clinical reasons – from financial worries to social isolation.

Social prescribing aims to address the wider determinants of health by supporting patients to access community groups and voluntary organisations running a wide range of activities from benefits advice and housing help to bereavement support, singing and cooking classes and sports clubs.

What does your link worker do?

Social prescribing supports people who lack the confidence, knowledge or motivation to approach other agencies or get involved in community groups on their own. Link workers build relationships with the providers of voluntary, local and community services and maintain their knowledge of the various programmes offered by these organisations in their local area. This helps them co-produce a support plan with patients tailored to the individual’s needs and goals and in line with services and programmes available locally. The link worker will then help the patient to access the agreed support.

Which patients might benefit from social prescribing?

Examples of issues for which your link worker can provide support include:

The PCN has 2 Care Coordinators and they can help patients with the following referrals:

• Chase Hospital appointments and navigate
• Carer’s leaflets and directory with all services within Bromley.
• Falls clinic referrals

Occupational Therapy referrals, wheelchair referrals, falls clinic referrals community services DN Referrals, Podiatry referrals.

• Task DR, DN, Social prescriber, clinical pharmacist paramedic
• Arrange appointments and follow ups
• Liaison with reception and secretaries
• Chase referrals
• Home visits, for housebound patients, temporary house bound pre admissions and discharge from hospital
• Telephone calls to patients
• Support and needs for patient and carers

Your GP practice is open and here for you and your family.

In order to provide the right care at the right time, all GP practices are changing how they work.

In a GP practice you will now find a wider team of specialists and professionals working together to help and care for you.

The larger practice team is designed to best manage the very busy workload and the range of health needs that people have. 

You may get referred to the most appropriate member of the team to provide the support you need.

Arman Zaki

Rhianna Beckford