Please be aware, from 1 September, 2021, patient data will be extracted from GP records to support health and care planning and research in England; this national initiative is known as General Practice Data for Planning and Research (GPDPR). The aim of this is to help find better treatments and improve patient outcomes for everyone. However, we recognise that you may wish to opt-out of having your information shared and additional information on how to do so is available here.
**Coronavirus update (COVID-19)** If you have concerns that you may have been exposed to or become infected with COVID-19, please access NHS 111 online for guidance. DO NOT attend your GP practice or hospital emergency department. Further information is also available here. gtd healthcare's COVID-19 privacy notice for patients is available here. COVID-19 information is also available in British Sign Language. Information regarding the AstraZeneca vaccination is available here.
gtd healthcare has launched a digital recruitment campaign to attract senior and advanced clinical practitioners to join the organisation. Find out more here: Facebook; candidate form.
Triagers ensure, upon receipt of a GP referral, the correct pathways are being followed, e.g. further management in primary care or referral to community or secondary care providers and an accurate priority is assigned to each referral; this also includes providing a seamless management of patients accessing the right services such as those outlined in the CCGs’ Criteria Based Clinical Treatment Procedures (CBCT).
gtd healthcare provides clinical triage for the following clinical commissioning groups (CCGs):
The service covers more than 25 specialties including: cardiology; children’s and adolescent services; ear, nose and throat; gynaecology; GI and liver medicine; orthopaedics, including physiotherapy, podiatry and sports and exercise medicine; and neurology.
Further information on the Referral Gateway Clinical Triage Service, please email the governance department.
