Summary
A patient participation group (PPG) is a group of people who are patients of a GP surgery and want to help it work as well as it can for patients, doctors and staff. The NHS requires every practice to have a PPG. In this blog, Alan Bellinger reflects on what he has learned during his time as chair of his GP surgery's PPG, highlighting three key lessons:
- Be collaborative not combative
- If patients don’t engage with the PPG it’s your fault for not being engaging
- Never lose sight of the value-add you create for the practice
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