Putney Society NHS meeting
The Putney Society is hosting a meeting open to all on local health service provision on Thursday 22 January from 7.30pm at St Mary's Church, Putney Bridge.
Our NHS has improved massively over the last decade or so: a brand new Queen Mary's Hospital, waiting times cut hugely, more doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives employed. More change is on the way with work underway on replacing Putney Hospital and changes to GP services which will lead to much more convenient surgery hours and one-stop healthcare. You can find out more about all the plans, question the experts and have your say on 22 January.
Speakers:
- Dr Sian Job, Chair of Wandsworth Local Medical Committee
- Dr Peter Ilves, Senior Partner at Danebury Surgery, Roehampton
- Nicola Theron, SW Health Partnerships [Putney Hospital site]
Our NHS has improved massively over the last decade or so: a brand new Queen Mary's Hospital, waiting times cut hugely, more doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives employed. More change is on the way with work underway on replacing Putney Hospital and changes to GP services which will lead to much more convenient surgery hours and one-stop healthcare. You can find out more about all the plans, question the experts and have your say on 22 January.
Speakers:
- Dr Sian Job, Chair of Wandsworth Local Medical Committee
- Dr Peter Ilves, Senior Partner at Danebury Surgery, Roehampton
- Nicola Theron, SW Health Partnerships [Putney Hospital site]
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