Mosborough Health Centre
34 Queen Street
Sheffield
S20 5BQ
Telephone: 0844 815 1500
Fax: 0114 251 3467
We would be pleased to show you around. If you wish to see the practice, please telephone and ask for Bridgette Guest our Practice Manager, or
email : bridgette.guest@nhs.net
Partners
Dr K Clark, Dr S Kellock, Dr E Woods, Dr J Searl, Dr T Holdsworth & Mrs Sue Nutbrown
Trainers
Dr S Kellock and Dr K Clark
Practice
The team would like to welcome you to Mosborough Health Centre. We are committed to providing high quality care to patients and work hard to achieve a supportive, learning environment for clinicians and staff. For many years we have provided undergraduate training and were extremely pleased when we became a training practice in November 05.
Mosborough Health Centre is a purpose built premises situated 7.4 miles from Rotherham, 5.9 miles from Sheffield and 6.8 miles from Chesterfield. The health Centre is bright, comfortable and `user-friendly´ for disabled people. Car parking is available to the side of the building.
With a previous agrarian economy Mosborough has seen a decline in its main industry of coal-mining, the expansion of surrounding suburbs and the creation of townships now makes Mosborough an electoral ward of the city of Sheffield. There is much middle to upper end housing development, on greenfield sites next to the practice and elsewhere. The population is changing as young professional couples with families move in. The Practice has a mixed social class 2-5 and serves approximately 6200 patients.
The Partners
Dr Kerrys Clark MBChB (Manchester 2000) MRCGP DCH DRCOG DFFP PGCME. Dr Clark joined Mosborough in late 2004. She graduated from Manchester in 2000 and completed her GP VTS scheme in 2004 from Brighton and Bury.
Dr Clark’s responsibilities and areas of interest include the cryotherapy clinic, baby clinic alternate weeks and teaching medical students based at the practice. She has responsibility for the cardiovascular parts of the new GP Contract. She qualified as a trainer in 2008.
Dr Sara Kellock MB ChB (Sheffield 1990) DRCOG, MRCGP, DFFP
Dr Kellock became a partner at Mosborough in June 1998 having done her own training scheme before joining the Chesterfield VTS for a year’s general practice in the Hope Valley.
She did a further 6 months as a CMO in community gynaecology (FP, infertility, GUM and Gynae outpatients). Then, for the next two and a half years, Dr Kellock was a part time staff grade in community paediatrics in Chesterfield; and GP locum in Sheffield/North East Derbyshire GP locum list before joining the team at Mosborough.
Dr Kellock´s areas of special interest and responsibility include women’s health, and paediatrics (from birth to adolescence) and she is the practice lead for child protection issues and for people with learning disabilities. She is also practice lead for epilepsy, thyroid disorders, palliative care and end of life care. She does regular coil fittings. Dr Kellock qualified as a GP trainer in November 2005.
Dr Kellock is married with 2 children. She enjoys photography, swimming and walking with interests also in gardening, music and films.
Dr Elizabeth Woods MB ChB (Leeds 1981) DCH, DRCOG, MRCGP
Dr Woods joined Mosborough as a half time partner in 1988. Her areas of special clinical expertise and responsibility are diabetes, musculo-skeletal medicine, implanon insertions and removals. Dr Woods increased her practice commitment and for the past 8 years has had the title of "executive partner". Dr Woods is also the Quality and Outcome Framework lead and plays a key role in developing the clinical system.
Dr Woods non-clinical commitments are taxi service for teenagers and would be hill-walker as well as occasional cyclist.
Dr Jane Searle MBCHb (Sheffield 1984) DRCOG DFFP MRCOG. Previously a GP partner at Woodhouse Medical Centre for 9 years, then became a salaried GP at Park Hill before joining the practice in 2006. She is GP lead for anticoagulation and one morning per week she does the care home LES. She is a GP appraiser and has done a lot of undergraduate teaching in the past. She now works as a Programme Director for the GPSTP.
Enjoys fell racing, cross country skiing, has three children and an allotment.
Dr Tom Holdsworth MBChB (Edinburgh 2004) MRCGP DRCOG MRCS LRCP
Mrs Sue Nutbrown RGN, DipN, BA(Hons), MMedSci
Sue has been a practice nurse/nurse practitioner at the practice since 1986 and became a partner in 2006. Her clinical expertise is in respiratory care and ENT, she runs the Minor Illness clinics.
Sue works nationally with the DH, RCN and NAPC on primary care/general practice nursing issues. Sue also represents the practice on the Practice Based Commissioning consortium operational board.
Staff
Business Manager
Practice Manager
Salaried GP (see below)
Nurse Practitioner
Practice Nurse (2)
Health Care Assistant (2)
Secretary
Practice Administrator
Reception Manager
Receptionists (6)
Medical Records Clerk
Dr Tom Holdsworth MBChB (Edinburgh 2004) DRCOG MRCGP. Dr Holdsworth graduated from Edinburgh in 2004 and after completing PRHO jobs in South East Scotland, moved to Sheffield. He joined the Sheffield VTS scheme a year later and completed the last year as a GP Registrar at Mosborough 2009-10.
Dr Holdsworth started as a Salaried GP at Mosborough in October 2010. Current clinical areas of interest include mental health and musculoskeletal medicine.
Outside of work interests include running, cycling and rock climbing when time allows between work, home life and two year old toddler!
Attached Staff
There are currently District Nurses and a Health Visitor attached to the practice. In addition there is a Midwife, Physiotherapist and two Counsellors who see patients at the Practice. We also have a private chiropodist who works from the Health Centre
Clinics
In addition to general medical services, we also provide:
Child health surveillance
Maternity medical services
Women's health
Family Planning/contraception including Implanon and IUCD fittings/removals
Diet advice
Smoking cessation service
Cryotherapy/Joint injections
Travel immunisations
Diabetic clinic
Asthma clinic
Coronary heart disease clinic
COPD
Spirometry
Appointments
It is our aim to offer a wide range of appointment times to our patients. Each appointment time is 10 minutes and available with a Doctor of the patients choice. To improve access we offer a telephone consultation surgery which is available each morning. Three mornings a week we offer a nurse practitioner run clinic which deals with all minor illness/problems. There are routine nurse appointments every day at varying times. Children who are very ill will always be seen as soon as possible if brought to the Health Centre
Out of Hours Care
The Partners decided not to opt out of out of hours but to retain control. We contract out to the Sheffield GP Collaborative who undertake all out of hours for us. Registrars can gain out of hours experience by organising sessions directly with the Collaborative.
Computers
The practice is fully computerised and uses Emis PCS (SystmOne from 24 November 2011) system for prescribing, consulting, appointments and audits etc. We are connected to the NHS net and have a practice website for patients. E-mail is available to you. All accounting is computerised and the practice has an internal intranet system to access all clinical and organisation protocols.
Commitment to Quality
Mosborough Health Centre achieved the `Commitment to Quality´ award in July 2004. There are 42 standards to be achieved in; practice management and administration, team development and clinical effectiveness. These standards represent good practice and are based on a philosophy of continual review in practice. They are designed to improve; quality, service delivery, communications and team building. We also achieved high point scores in the Quality and Outcomes Framework. We are now working to CQC.
The GP Registrar
You will be a valued member of our team. You will have your own room with a computer and internet access. We have a well-stocked library. There is an induction period over the first 2 weeks to spend time with the whole practice team and attached staff in the PHCT. Each day differs but there is always Thursday afternoon free for the VTS half-day release scheme and an additional half day for private study. Initially you will have 20 minute appointments aiming to reduce gradually to 10 minute appointments as you feel able.
The trainers, Dr Kellock and Dr Clark will primarily oversee your education and training, but all the partners, manager and nurses will take part. There are weekly tutorials. Joint surgeries and videoing start early on, and although it sounds daunting, they are a great training tool. Regular debriefs occur after surgeries with your trainer, and the other partners in their absence.
Medical Students
We have a long tradition of training medical students, both 3a and 3b over the past 20+ years at the practice. You will also be able to do some teaching of your own in joint surgeries/visits/debriefs/ with them during your time with us