Roseland Surgeries Patient Participation Group
The RSPG
We are a group of volunteer members representing each of the branch surgeries in the practice (Portscatho, St Mawes & Tregony). We meet at least quarterly to discuss health and well-being related matters. We would welcome the views of any person registered with the Roseland Practice. If you want to join our group, we are not limited in number and you would be most welcome to participate either in person or virtually. Please use the contact details below if you are interested.
The purpose of the group is to work with the Practice Staff to promote good health and wellbeing in our community by providing information, advice and support about health-related matters and services.
The RSPG facilitates community cafes in St Mawes, Portscatho and Veryan and various activities. See the Roseland Magazine and this site for monthly details. If you can spare a little time and want to make a difference to our community, we welcome new ideas and support to run activities.
If our group is to be effective and respond to your health needs, then we need your input. We want to know what you – the user – want! We really want to hear what is of interest to the patients in the practice, so please contact us through the website, email Nicola Davies, Practice Manager (email: letters.portscatho@nhs.net) or drop a letter into any of our branch surgeries addressed to the RSPG. The RSPG is bound by the same rules of confidentiality as those of the Practice unless you specifically allow yourself to be identified.
There is an RSPG Roseland Together Facebook page where useful information is regularly shared. Click the link here.
Roseland Surgeries also have a social prescribing page. Click the link here to find out more.
Please note – the RSPG does not deal with complaints or concerns. These will always be dealt with by the Practice Manager.
Hi whoever
RE the Patient-Participation Group announcement seen today on my current Roseland on line email – Who do I contact re the 1 Hour gentle potter and chat “WALKING for FUN” session – which sounds a lot more my style than the more serious and longer “In Company” outings that my fitness just can’t keep up with.