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The Partners
The present partnership is constituted
as follows, and the date of qualifying is indicated:
Dr
John Travers
1979 Glasgow MBChB MRCGP DRCOG BSc
Dr Susan Mutch
1980 Edinburgh MBChB MRCGP BSc DRCOG
Dr John Albiston
1990 Manchester
MBChB BSc
Dr Liam Harkins
1992 Glasgow MBChB
Dr Aldon Kennedy
1994 Glasgow MBChB MRCGP
Dr Genelle Harkins
1990 Aberdeen
MBChB
Dr Ruth Lannigan
2001 Dundee MBChB BMSc(Hons) DRCOG DFFP
Practice Team
Practice Managers
-
Janette McMillan
and Kathleen Diamond
Our practice managers are responsible
for the administration, finance and the day to day running of the practice. They are available to deal with any administrative problems or general enquiries you
may have. Should you have any problems regarding the practice please contact them
by letter or by telephone.
Practice Nurses
Kathleen Diamond
RGN BSc Nurse Prescriber
Lorraine Lindsay
RGN RSCN BSc Nurse Prescriber
Susan Nelis
RGN
Celia McClay
RGN RM (Registered Midwife)
Marie MacAninch
EN
Our nurses help provide the services that we contract from NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde for the following enhanced services:
The annual flu immunisation programme to protect the elderly and those patients at risk.
Annual comprehensive reviews for patients with heart disease, diabetes, stroke, hypertension (every 6 months), epilepsy, asthma, COPD and thyroid.
Regular monitoring by blood and urine test for patients on a wide range of drugs for arthritis.
They also work with the Scottish Cervical Call Recall System (SCCRS) to ensure that women between the ages of 20 – 60 years are called for their smear every three years or sooner if required according to the Scottish guidelines. This can also include family planning and sexual health.
Appointments can be made for any of these review clinics by contacting the reception.
Anne Marie Little, Hazel Ferguson and Alice McGowan
Our receptionists' aim is to help
you as much as possible. Their job is difficult but if you tell them clearly what
you require they will do their best to help. When dealing with your requests for
medical attention they may ask for a few details, they are trained to make these
enquiries so that we can help you in the most appropriate way. Our receptionists
can also give you general information about the practice. They have a difficult
job - so please be a patient patient!!!
Health
Visitors
The health visitors provide care to families with children in the pre-five age group. The assessment process is changing and nowadays only rigid assessment is made at eight weeks.
Our health visitors are Bernadette Kerr, Lyn Mackenzie and Sandra Tees.
District
Nurses
Our district nurses Eleanor Campbell,
May Cameron, Elaine McGeady and Gilean Mackenzie provide nursing treatment for
the housebound and patients recently discharged from the hospital.
Students
The practice is involved in undergraduate
Medical Education. Occasionally students may sit in during a consultation. Patients
will always be forewarned and you are always free to let the receptionists know
if this is not suitable.