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  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Thank you so much for your positive feedback and sharing your experience with us at Surgery.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Thank you so much for your feedback. Its great to hear we have made you feel welcome to our Practice.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Thank you so much for your kind words for all healthcare professionals. You are correct that the service has changed so much in recent years which the staff continually look at ways to improve the service for all.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Thank you so much for your kind words and support for the Practice staff. With many people unable to get to Surgery for face-to-face appointments, telephone calls are an approach that many find fits into their lifestyles, and as you say many things can be resolved this way. Face to Face appointments also have their place and when required are something that we of course still utilise. We promote open conversations, and you are correct if you are not satisfied it is important to voice this, whether at the time or soon after so it can be dealt with accordingly
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Good Morning, I am sorry you have felt the need to submit this feedback. Unfortunately, I cannot discuss patient specific issues on this forum, but please feel free to contact Surgery on nwicb.campingland.mail@nhs.net if you would like me to investigate your care where I can respond to you in more detail.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Good Morning, I'm sorry you felt you needed to write this. The Surgery completely take on board your comment about emergency blood appointments and we have added this to the daily clinics to try and better facilitate patients needs.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Dear anonymous We are extremely disappointed to read your review, the title and the rating you give us on the back of the wider NHS service issues. The GP service in Norfolk, on any given week or month, has a 10% over demand to its capacity (NHS Norfolk & Waveney data). We provide roughly 9 appointments a year on average for each one of our 7500+ patients, but even these 67,500+ appointments a year are not enough to guarantee a same day callback service for all conditions. For those that are ‘very ill’, as you detail, the GP service is not an appropriate call anyway - a call/online contact to NHS 111 is the recognised contact point for the care needed. The fact the receptionist took your wife’s details and appropriately passed these through to an NHS Pharmacist is absolutely the expected and right thing under the NHS England plans to continue to provide GP services to the UK population. The fact that the pharmacist did not get back to your wife that very same day is not what one might like in an ideal world - but is wholly understandable in the NHS at this time of huge and inexorably rising demands. The Government is conducting a review of general practice at this time - we do hope that a service to continue to meet the GP needs of the UK population will be the outcome - but, again, the huge rise in demands on practices (11% across the UK in the last 3 1/2 years) means that it is likely there will be further ‘survival plans’ to come in future. We hope your wife has had a successful contact from the NHS pharmacist in the time you read this response to your posted feedback on the wider NHS service.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Dear anonymous Thank you for your feedback - we are very sorry if you feel that the receptionist was rude, and would be very happy to listen to the call and to provide further assessment of the call if, on reflection and after a couple of days since the call, you still feel the same way. Please do contact the practice managers with further details if this is indeed the case. The fact that the receptionist acted to direct you to another arm of the NHS is absolutely in line with the wider NHS requirements, to allow survival of all NHS services at this testing time. GP surgeries are tasked by NHS England with dealing with certain things and passing other things through to a more appropriate solution. This is what happened in your case so it is frustrating that you were not aware that NHS Pharmacies are the appropriate place for some ailments and less serious issues as you were experiencing. It is not a case of ‘traipsing around to a Pharmacy’ as you put it - more the survival of the whole GP service in the UK, against a backdrop of an 11% increase in demand in just 3 years, 2019-2022 (in Norfolk the increase is actually 12% across the 3 years). The reception team have recently had more care navigation training, and the new national NHS GP contract requirements specify that GP practice receptionists must be directing patients to the most appropriate NHS solution - in your case, the Pharmacy. The ongoing NHS ethos of ‘right care, right place, right time’ will continue and indeed increase under the new requirements. That ethos certainly does not mean the GP surgery picks up all minor ailments, as you experienced when directed, quite rightly, to the Pharmacy. Apologies from the surgery for your feelings - please do make contact with those further details if you would like the call listened to and then further contact to discuss things on the back of that review.
  • Reply from Campingland Surgery

    Dear anonymous Thank you so much for the really positive feedback on the service we provide those with Mental Health challenges, an area of health which has its own wider issues. Thank you also for the title of your review and give star rating. It is so good to read your praise for Campingland Surgery and learn of your thoughts for our care provision. Thank you so much.