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Parkbury House Surgery Patient Survey Findings 2013- 14 St Peters Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 3HD Tel: 01727 851589 Fax: 01727 854372 Parkbury House Surgery Objectives To share the demographic profile of the surgery. To update


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Patient Survey Findings 2013- 14

St Peters Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 3HD Tel: 01727 851589 Fax: 01727 854372

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Objectives

  • To share the demographic profile of the

surgery.

  • To update about Patient Reference Group

(PRG) status.

  • To share the Practice Survey 2013-14

process and findings.

  • To share the comments/suggestions from

patients.

  • To identify and to agree with PRG on the

next steps to develop an action plan.

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Demographic Profile of Current Registered Patients Parkbury House Surgery

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Demographic Profile of Patients- Age Group

Currently we have 18,184 number of registered patients

under 18 23% 18 to 24 6% 25 to 34 15% 35 to 44 17% 45 to 54 14% 55 to 64 12% 65 to 74 7% 75 to 84 4% 85 or over 2% under 18 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 to 74 75 to 84 85 or

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Demographic Profile of Patients- Gender

Currently we have 18,184 number of registered patients Male 50% Female 50%

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Demographic Profile of Patients - Ethnicity

Currently we have 18,184 number of registered patients

2% 1%

1% 1% 1%

White British 69% White Irish 2% White

  • ther 19%

1%

Asian/White mixed Any other mixed ethnic group Asian any other ethnic group Black/white caribbean mixed Black/white african mixed Bangladeshi Black Caribbean Black African Black any other ethnic group Chinese Pakistani Indian White British White Irish White other Ethnic catergory not stated

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Patient Reference Group (PRG) Profile Parkbury House Surgery

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Patient Reference Group (PRG) Profile- Gender

Currently we have 19 PRG members

Male 53% Female 47%

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Patient Reference Group (PRG) Profile- Age Group

Currently we have 19 PRG members

35 to 44 5% 45 to 54 28% 55 to 64 33% 65 to 74 17% 75 to 84 11% 85 or over 6%

under 18 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 to 74 75 to 84 85 or over

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Patient Reference Group (PRG) Profile- Ethnicity

Currently we have 19 PRG members

Pakistani 5% Irish 6% White british 83% Indian 6%

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Patient Survey 2013-14 The Process Parkbury House Surgery

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Patient Survey 2013-14-The Process

  • A discussion meeting was held with the PRG members during

December 2013 to decide on the process of conducting the survey.

  • A survey questionnaire was drafted by the PRG members and

subsequently finalised by January 2014 focusing around the following areas

  • About Parkbury House surgery
  • Contacting Parkbury House by phone
  • Waiting time
  • Seeing the doctor of preference
  • Seeing a doctor at the surgery
  • Seeing a Practice Nurse at the surgery
  • Overall Satisfaction

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Patient Survey 2013-14- The Process

  • The survey was conducted by distributing 500 questionnaires

to patients attending the Practice between 24th January till 14th February 2014.

  • In total 336 responses has been received.
  • The data entry and analysis has been completed during

February 2014

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Patient Survey 2013-14 The Findings Parkbury House Surgery

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Demographic Profile of Respondents- Gender

In total 315 responded

Female 66% Male 34%

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Demographic Profile of Respondents- Age Group

In total 322 responded

18 to 24 4% 25 to 34 16% 35 to 44 21% 45 to 54 14% 55 to 64 16% 65 to 74 15% 75 to 84 12% 85 or over 2% 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 to 74 75 to 84 85 or

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Demographic Profile of Respondents- Ethnicity

In total 334 responded

0% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%

White British , 71% White Irish , 4%

White

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8% I'd rather not say , 9%

Any other mixed ethnic group Asian – any other ethnic group Asian/White mixed Bangladeshi Black African Black Caribbean Chinese Indian Pakistani White British White Irish White other I'd rather not say

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Accessibility into the building

In total 334 responded

Very easy 67% Fairly easy 23% Not very easy 7% Not at all easy 3%

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  • Front doors no longer open
  • automatically. Very tricky

with a buggy.

  • I do not like your double

door entry with the automatic second door. I feel unstable as I have to manoeuvre to allow it to

  • pen.
  • Accessibility into the

building not at all easy for my disabled mother -slopes both sides would be great.

Accessibility into the building- Comments/suggestions

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Others can overhear patients conversation at reception

In total 334 responded

Yes, but I do not mind 72% Yes, and I am not happy about it. 15% No, other patients cannot overhear 5% Do not know 8%

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Others can hear patients conversation at reception- Patient comment

‘I do not mind patients overhear what I say except on one or two

  • ccasions when I needed to mention something personal’.

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Receptionist helpfulness

In total 330 responded

Very helpful 70% Fairly helpful 27% Not very helpful 3%

Not at all helpful 0%

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  • Excellent reception team!
  • Receptionists are excellent,

professional & kind.

  • Have always received prompt

and useful treatment from reception.

  • It would be nice to be greeted

with a smile at reception.

  • Reception staff sometimes bit

stressed, not managing queries & number of patients very well, would like them to take control, marshal us, so they themselves feel less stressed.

  • The receptionists are fairly

helpful depends who you speak to.

  • More customer focus training

for reception staff.

Receptionist helpfulness- comments/suggestions

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Cleanliness of the surgery

In total 333 responded

Very clean 66% Fairly clean 31% Not very clean 1% Do not know 2%

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Getting through telephone

In total 319 responded

Fairly easy, 41%

Have not tried, 4%

Not at all easy, 2% Not very easy, 7% Very easy, 46%

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Speaking to a doctor on the telephone

In total 315 responded

Have not tried 6% Very easy 53% Fairly easy 32% Not very easy 4% Not at all easy 3% Do not know 2%

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Speaking to a nurse on the telephone

In total 304 responded

Have not tried 45% Very easy 18% Fairly easy 13% Not very easy 2% Not at all easy 3% Do not know 19%

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Getting tests results over the telephone

In total 304 responded

Have not tried 39% Very easy 18% Fairly easy 16% Not very easy 4% Not at all easy 2% Do not know 21%

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Booking a doctor’s appointment over the telephone

In total 311 responded

Have not tried 6% Very easy 46% Fairly easy 32% Not very easy 8% Not at all easy 6% Do not know 2%

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Able to see a doctor on the same day or within next 2 days

In total 313 responded

Yes 81% No 11% Cannot remember 8%

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Unable to see a doctor within the next 2 days -Reasons

In total 70 responded

Another reason 7% Cannot remember 19% I could have seen a nurse but wanted to see a doctor 3% Times offered did not suit me 11% There were not any appointments 60%

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Waiting time

In total 310 responded

I am normally seen at my appointment time 7% Less than 5 minutes 13% 5-15 minutes 56% 16-30 minutes 16% More than 30 minutes 6% Cannot remember 2%

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Waiting time- Patients Opinions

In total 312 responded

I do not normally have to wait 10% I find the time I wait is reasonable 75% I find the time I wait is too long and unreasonable 10% No opinion 5%

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Waiting time- comments/suggestion

  • Please improve the waiting time. It is very difficult to

wait for an appointment with a 3 year old especially if it is a 30-40 min delay.

  • If the wait is going to be more than say 15 minutes

patients it would be appreciated if the doctor would alert us when they call each patient.

  • Some of the doctors are less timely than others- at times

I have had to wait 40 minutes.

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Preference to see a particular doctor

In total 307 responded

No 48% Yes 52%

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Frequency in seeing doctor of choice

In total 180 responded

A lot of the time 22% Always or almost always 33% Never or almost never 11% Some of the time 34%

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Experience in seeing a Doctor

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 Listening How was the Doctor in asking about your symptoms Gave enough time Explaining tests and treatments Involving you in decisions about your care Treating you with care and concern Taking your problem seriously

182 177 184 166 164 189 186 102 117 109 91 95 93 99

17 9 12 20 24 16 13 4 2 7 3 3 7 8 2 2 2 24 18 3 2

Very good Good Neither good or poor Poor/very poor Does not apply

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Seen by a Nurse in the past 6 months

In total 311 responded

No 41% Yes 59%

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Experience in seeing a Nurse

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Gave you enough time Asking about your symptoms Listening Involving you in decisions about your care Treating you with care and concern Taking your problem seriously

155 132 142 112 142 130 51 51 56 56 59 52

6 8 5 10 5 4

2 1 3 2 3

3 20 9 30 7 17

Very good Good Neither good or poor Poor/very poor Does not apply

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  • I find the doctors, nurses &

reception staff, empathetic, helpful, warm and very efficient.

  • I feel well cared for by the

doctors and nurses most of the time over the years and have become stable with your help, care and patience.

  • The nursing system however is

very good and reassuring.

  • Would very much prefers to

see the same doctor for continuity but have never had the opportunity.

Comments/suggestions regarding doctors/nurses:

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Opinion about variety of services provided

In total 318 responded

Good 34% Neither good or poor 5% Poor 1% Very good 60%

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  • This surgery is doing a

fantastic job!

  • The best surgery I have ever

been to by far and I have recommended you to several friends and family.

  • I think the telephone triage

system is excellent and if patients use it properly those that need to see a doctor will see a doctor.

  • I am very happy that

acupuncture is on offer at this surgery.

  • When my 14 month old has been ill

they have seen him the same day

  • Could really do with re-decorating.

But otherwise -excellent service!

  • Not aware of services need to

advertise more what’s available.

  • Never seen same person twice but

do like new telephone booking system and speaking to a doctor.

  • I think it is good you can get

appointment on the same day, but sometimes waiting to see same doctor would be preferable.

Patients comments/suggestions regarding services provided

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Satisfaction with care provided

In total 322 responded

Fairly dissatisfied 1% Fairly satisfied 29% Neither satisfied or dissatisfied 2% Very satisfied 68%

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Recommending to a family and friends

In total 312 responded

Yes 87% May be 7% Not sure 3% Probably not 2% Do not know 1%

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  • Do not like having to

explain the problem to receptionists

  • Very hard to see the

doctor you want

  • Getting to see a doctor
  • f choice.
  • I think the practice is

grown too big.

  • Waiting times often too

long.

  • No option offered to see

same doctor. Sometimes have to wait a few days to be seen.

  • Not very happy with the

level of care given to older people

  • Parking is very difficult.

Patients said may be/not sure/probably not recommend Parkbury House Surgery to a friend or family member Reasons

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  • X-ray or scan facilities
  • Access to a clinical

physiologist.

  • Blood tests for children.
  • Chiropodist.
  • Everyday blood taking .
  • Late night/After work

appointments

  • Phlebotomy service.
  • Pain relief clinic.
  • More care, support and

services for elderly housebound patients.

  • Tea and coffee bar.
  • WiFi access.
  • Drinking water in the

waiting room and tissues.

Patients suggestions to consider additional services

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  • Parking is a constant problem.
  • Toilets could do with a

makeover!

  • Prescription service Lloyds

very useful.

  • My only concern about

Parkbury is the size of the practice and the ratios of doctors and nurses to patients.

  • Small corridor is too congested

due to two rows of sitting chairs.

  • No understandings of particular

needs of the elderly- who are expected to deal with things in the same way as a younger more active person would.

Comments/suggestions regarding other issues:

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Action Plan

Actions Time Scale Responsibility Share the patient survey findings with PRG members By 27 Feb 2014 Practice Manager & Asst Business Manager Launch new Practice website By 2 March 2014 Practice Manager Share survey findings with non clinical staff By 4 March 2014 Practice Manager & Asst Business Manager Share survey report with PRG members By 18 March 2014 Assit Business Manager Feedback from PRG members on survey report By 24 March 2014 Chair person PRG Share survey findings and report with clinical staff By 25 March 2014 Practice Manager & Asst Business Manager Publish survey report on Practice website By 31 March 2014 Practice Manager Provide information about parking space limitation through website, plasma screen By 15 April 2014 Asst Business Manager Investigate possibilities to improve phlebotomy service. By 30 April 2014 Practice Manager Review Practice leaflet By 30 June 2014 Practice Manager & Asst Business Manager

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Action Plan

Actions Time Scale Responsibility Review reception layout to identify possibilities to improve patient confidentiality as well as education & information. By 30 June 2014 Practice Manager & Reception Manager Review elderly care service provision By 30 June 2014 Practice Manager & Assit Business Manager Publicise services provided for elderly and patients with special requirement on website, plasma screen, notice board By 30 July 2014 Practice Manager & Assit Business Manager Investigate possibilities to improve accessibility to the Practice By 30 July 2014 Practice Manager Explore possibilities to provide Chiropody service By 30 July 2014 Practice Manager Provide refresher training for reception team focusing on communicating with patients including confidentiality By 30 July 2014 Reception Manager Review Practice telephone triage protocol to improve call handling. By 30 August 2014 Practice Manager & Reception Manager

Encourage patients to join the PRG through website, plasma screen, PRG leaflet By 31 December 2014 Practice Manager, Asst Business Manager, Chairperson PRG Encourage patients from under 18 and 18 to 34 age group to join the PRG through website, plasma screen, PRG leaflet By 31 December 2014 Practice Manager, Asst Business Manager, Chairperson PRG

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Thank you!

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