Primary Care Networks (PCNs) bring together local GP practices and community services to offer more proactive, personalised, and joined-up care. Rather than simply reacting to illness, PCNs focus on preventative care and supporting people’s health and wellbeing close to home. Clinicians describe this shift as moving from providing one-off appointments to proactively caring for the people and communities they serve.

Since the NHS was formed in 1948, the UK population has grown from 49 million to over 77 million.

As more of us live longer and develop long-term conditions, the demand for local health services continues to increase. To meet these growing needs, GP practices are partnering with local services, including mental health, social care, medical care, and advancements in research and technology.
While our collective surgeries maintain a personal, attentive, and patient-focused approach we have combined our capabilities and resources to achieve significant impacts and larger goals for the benefit of our patients. 

Essentially, we’ve combined the best attributes of both small and large skills: personalised care with substantial influence.

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