What is a Primary Care Network?
A primary care network is a group of practices who work together to focus on local patient care. They’ve been around since 2019 and 99 per cent of practices across England now work as part of one.
With increased demand and a shortage of clinical staff, practices find they can provide greater, more personalised care for patients when they can work together on certain services or issues.
Take a look at this short animation from NHS England which explains how they work.
Meet Our Team
Neighbourhood Leads
Dr Emma Shapiro
Beeston
Dr Paul Scullard
Eastwood
Dr Mike O’Neil
Stapleford
Other Central Team Members
Ali Rounce
Clinical Director
Dr James Read
IIF and QOF Lead
Dr Sisi Burns
Education Lead
Sarah Davidson
Data Analyst
Tracey Colman
Business Manager
Tony Oram
PCN Project Lead
Steve Murdock
Digital Transformation and IT lead
Clare Watson
Clinical Lead for Health Inequalities
Annual review – 2023-24
Our annual review for 2023-24 highlights our work over the year to improve the health and wellbeing of the population of Broxtowe through supporting General Practice, addressing health inequalities and promoting good population health.
We have also aimed to help local people to live healthy and rewarding lives through support with issues such as social isolation, loneliness, education and employment opportunities and housing.
Focus on health inequalities
A key focus of the PCN is to address health inequalities. Find out more here.
