Colne Valley PCN

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Welcome to the Colne Valley Primary Care Network

On this page we will occasionally ask for your views on a variety of different aspects of healthcare, so we can continue to improve our services to meet the needs of our patients within the Colne Valley PCN area (patients registered at the practices below):

  • Coggeshall Surgery
  • Freshwell Health Centre
  • Hedingham Medical Centre
  • Kelvedon and Feering Health Centre
  • The Elizabeth Courtauld Surgery
  • The Pump House Surgery

Your views will help to shape the future of health and care in our area.

About Colne Valley Primary Care Network

Consists of a collaboration of six GP practices, serving over 53,000 patients from the Colne Valley area.

What is a Primary Care Network?

Primary Care Networks (PCN) offer a new way of organising care, bringing together all local health and care services in a local area to deliver more joined up care to local populations (usually covering around 50,000 people)

Colne Valley PCN offers the following services

  • Cancer care co-ordinators
  • Cancer screening
  • Care co-ordinators
  • Clinical pharmacists
  • Colne Valley Wellbeing Hub
  • Community paramedics
  • Extended Hours Hub
  • Freshwell low carb project
  • GetUBetter
  • Health and wellbeing coaches
  • High blood pressure (hypertension)

To find out more about Colne Valley PCN, click on this link to our website Colne Valley PCN

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We want to capture your experiences of breast screening

Follow the link below

Welcome to the Colne Valley Primary Care Network

On this page we will occasionally ask for your views on a variety of different aspects of healthcare, so we can continue to improve our services to meet the needs of our patients within the Colne Valley PCN area (patients registered at the practices below):

  • Coggeshall Surgery
  • Freshwell Health Centre
  • Hedingham Medical Centre
  • Kelvedon and Feering Health Centre
  • The Elizabeth Courtauld Surgery
  • The Pump House Surgery

Your views will help to shape the future of health and care in our area.

About Colne Valley Primary Care Network

Consists of a collaboration of six GP practices, serving over 53,000 patients from the Colne Valley area.

What is a Primary Care Network?

Primary Care Networks (PCN) offer a new way of organising care, bringing together all local health and care services in a local area to deliver more joined up care to local populations (usually covering around 50,000 people)

Colne Valley PCN offers the following services

  • Cancer care co-ordinators
  • Cancer screening
  • Care co-ordinators
  • Clinical pharmacists
  • Colne Valley Wellbeing Hub
  • Community paramedics
  • Extended Hours Hub
  • Freshwell low carb project
  • GetUBetter
  • Health and wellbeing coaches
  • High blood pressure (hypertension)

To find out more about Colne Valley PCN, click on this link to our website Colne Valley PCN

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We want to capture your experiences of breast screening

Follow the link below

  • Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the UK and the fourth most common cause of cancer death. The good news is that early detection can make a significant difference to treatment outcomes, which is why it’s crucial for everyone to check their breasts regularly and understand the key signs to watch for. However, breast screening data shows that just over half of all women eligible in mid and south Essex take up the offer of screening. 

    Currently, women are automatically invited for their first breast screening between the ages of 50 and 53. Thereafter they are invited every 3 years until the age of 71 years. After 71 years women can request breast screening but are not routinely invited.

    Breast screening uses a breast x-ray, called a mammogram, to look for cancer that may be too small to see or feel. 

    The sooner breast cancer is diagnosed; the more effective treatment is likely to be. Screening can pick up breast cancer before there are any signs or symptoms. 

    We are trying to learn what stops people attending breast cancer screening. Your feedback will help us understand experiences with breast screening and identify barriers that may prevent women from attending appointments. This survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete, and your responses are anonymous.  To complete the survey, head to the survey section below. 


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Page published: 28 Jan 2025, 08:44 AM