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North and east integrated care area
North and east integrated care area primary care networks
Coast and country PCN
Coast and country PCN
This PCN has approximately 16,700 Cornish patients from the 2 Cornish practices within the PCN:
This PCN also has GP practices in Devon:
- Black House Surgery
- Bradworthy Surgery
- Holsworthy Medical Centre
The clinical directors for this PCN are Dr Chloe Carey (GP at a Devon practice) and Dr Harpeet Jones-Pahdi.
East Cornwall PCN
East Cornwall PCN
This PCN has approximately 71,700 patients from the 7 GP practices within the PCN and covers the populations of:
- Oak Tree Surgery, Liskeard
- Old Bridge Surgery, Looe
- Port View Surgery, Saltash
- Quay Lane Surgery, St Germans
- The Rame Group Practice
- Rosedean House Surgery, Liskeard
- Saltash Health Centre
The clinical director for east Cornwall PCN is Dr Penny Atkinson.
Launceston and Tamar Valley PCN
Launceston and Tamar Valley PCN
This PCN has approximately 35,900 patients from the 2 GP practices within the PCN and covers the populations of:
The clinical directors for this PCN are Dr Amit Dhulkotia and Dr Jennifer Early.
North Cornwall Coast PCN
North Cornwall Coast PCN
This PCN has approximately 21,400 patients from the 3 GP practices within the PCN and covers the populations of:
The clinical director for this PCN is Dr Beth McCarron.
Three Harbours and Bosvena PCN
Three Harbours and Bosvena PCN
This PCN has approximately 43,200 patients from the 5 GP practices within the PCN and covers the populations of:
- Carnewater Practice
- Fowey River Practice
- Lostwithiel Medical Practice
- Middleway Surgery
- Stillmoor House Medical Practice
The clinical directors for this PCN are Dr Dale Staff and Dr Michael Waldron.
Areas not involved with a PCN
Areas not involved with a PCN
Within this ICA there are 2 GP practices not yet involved with a PCN.
About the north and east ICA
The north and east ICA is the place-based geography that consists of:
- PCNs
- adult social care
- adult community services (including mental health)
- public health
- voluntary sector
The relationship between all partners is developing and will be key when the integrated care board (ICB) is in place from July 2022. Working together for the benefit of the population of north and east Cornwall will be vital to make best use of resources.
Hospitals in the north and east ICA
The area is rural with significant distances for people to travel to the main acute hospitals in Truro, Plymouth and Barnstable. The geography also provides challenges in accessing outpatient services, x-ray and travel times for urgent visits out of hours and emergency vehicles.
