General Practitioners- Special Interest in - Slough, United Kingdom - Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

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Provide an integrated model of care between primary and secondary care for cardiovascular services. This will increase accessibility to cardiology services locally which in turn will improve patient experience.


Our approach to this community cardiology model is to recruit and train a group of motivated and pro-active general practitioners who are committed to improving the standards of care for those patients with known or suspected cardiovascular disease in the community setting.

To deliver a community-based service for cardiovascular services

To improve the patient experience by providing care closer to home.

Provide expert advice in this specialist area and to enhance holistic patient assessment and treatment / management.


To strengthen primary care by enhancing interactions with secondary care which in turn will provide a wider variety of career opportunities for GPs.


Frimley Health represents the merger of Frimley Park NHS Foundation Trust and Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, one of the largest Acute Trusts in the South East in 2014.


The Trust provides inpatient services on 3 sites:

  • Frimley Park Hospital in Frimley
  • Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot
  • Wexham Park Hospital in Slough.
In addition, the Trust provides outpatient and diagnostic facilities at:

  • St Mark's Hospital in Maidenhead,
  • King Edward VII Hospital in Windsor,
  • Upton Hospital in Slough and within Bracknell Forest and the Chalfonts.
The Trust has an excellent record of service delivery of quality clinical care. This success has been achieved by excellent relationships between clinical staff, management and colleagues throughout the organisation.

To be responsible for reviewing and assessing patients in a community setting.


To communicate the outcomes from the patient consultation and complete all necessary administration relating to the consultation including reviewing and requesting diagnostics and endorsing the results of investigations.


The GPwSI will make a diagnosis and provide recommendations to include lifestyle changes, medication, and request further investigations if requried.

They will also be responsible to arrange any follow up required either in the community clinic or secondary care.


The GPwSI will be able to interpret results from the physiologist reports and communicate findings to the patient / GP.


The GPwSI will be responsible for triaging all GP cardiology referrals which can be triaged directly to the community cardiology service or to specific services within Frimley Health for example the heart failure service.


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