We want to ensure that the opinions of patients are fed into the practice.
We are looking for patients from all age groups and backgrounds to help us.

See also:
www.networks.nhs.uk/nhs-networks/charter-medical-centre-patient-reference-group

We want to ask a wide range of patients for their views.

We would prefer to contact you by email or text. You will become part of our ‘virtual’ Patient Reference Group (PRG). Your opinions will be anonymous and your contact details will be kept safely*. There is no time commitment or meetings involved!

Members will usually be contacted by email or text and asked to complete short anonymous surveys on a web site.

Of course, if you are unable to use email or text we will be happy to post a survey to you.

Your contact details will not be shared with other group members and your email address will not be stored for other purposes within the practice.
Only anonymous results will be discussed.

CLICK HERE to download a membership form.

Forms may be emailed to bhv-pct.g81034charter@nhs.net
(We hope to have an electronic version of this form on this website soon.)

*Security note: it is our duty to point out that email accounts ,and electronic devices such as mobile telephones, are not secure. Emails and texts which identify your GP surgery could, potentially, increase your risk of Identity fraud.

If you would like to get more involved, our PPG are a group of volunteer patients who meet regularly. They aim to help make sure that the surgery provides the services its patients need. For instance, they will be looking at the results of the anonymous surveys from the PRG.

As a PPG member you will share your contact details with other group members*, however, your email address will not be stored for other purposes within the practice. To find out more about what Patient Participation Groups do you can visit www.napp.org.uk

CLICK HERE to download a membership form.

Forms may be emailed to bhv-pct.g81034charter@nhs.net
(We hope to have an interactive version of the form on this page soon.)

*Security note: it is our duty to point out that email accounts and electronic devices such as mobile telephones, are not secure. Emails and texts which identify your GP surgery could, potentially, increase your risk of Identity fraud.