Important - We are facing major issues with the NHS App since changing clinical systems. If you try the app and your medications aren’t visible, order via the website, click the link Prescriptions and Medicines and list the medication you require on the Repeat Prescription Request Form. We will take action as soon as possible for you while we are fixing the fault. Please note that starting from November 1st, the only way to request medication will be through the NHS App. We are diligently working to resolve the issues we are currently facing. Please be patient with us as we do our utmost to support you. Please try the NHS App again before your next medication issue, as we hope to fix the fault shortly.
Peverell Park Surgery | 01752 766644 | administration.peverellpark@nhs.net
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Sister Tracey Allen
Tracey qualified as a nurse in Manchester in 1984. She was a Sister in Charge of a surgical ward until leaving to have children. Tracey worked as a Practice Nurse within a doctor’s surgery before qualifying as a Nurse Practitioner in 2001. Tracey can diagnose and treat common health problems such as infectious diseases and minor illness, and provide advice and treatment for children and adults during periods of poor health and issue prescriptions where necessary.
Sister Ruth Hughes
Ruth qualified as a nurse in 1984 in Southport. Ruth then moved to a large teaching hospital in Manchester to work as a Staff Nurse in a large Intensive Care Unit for two years. This was followed by a five year post of Senior sister in charge of a Neurology Unit/ Acute admission medical unit. In 1994 she moved to the South West with her family, working briefly as a Practice Nurse and completing a BSc in Health, followed by an MSc Nurse Practitioner in 1999. In the role of Nurse Practitioner she assesses, diagnoses, treats and prescribes for a variety of health problems with both acute and chronic presentations in children and adults.
Sister Sarah Williams
I qualified in 1986 at the Whittington Hospital London as an RGN. Further training as a RHV(Health Visitor) 1992 in Plymouth BSc hons degree Nurse Practitioner at Bournemouth university in 2003 worked in general practice since then and for Devon doctors. Interested in minor illness, Asthma/COPD, sexual health and contraception. Hobbies: sailing and boat maintenance, gardening, reading, walking and keep fit.
Advanced Nurse Practitioners
Sister Tracey Allen and Sister Sarah Williams are experienced health professionals, working alongside the doctors in providing complete healthcare. They can diagnose and treat common health problems such as infectious diseases and minor illness, and provide advice and treatment for children and adults during periods of poor health.
Practice Sisters
Our Practice nurses are involved in a wide range of clinical activities, including the management of patients with asthma, diabetes, hypertension, well woman, family planning and health checks to prevent heart disease. Our nursing team also assist in enabling the practice to provide minor surgery services and full travel vaccination advice.
District Nurses
The District nurses aim to promote health by providing skilled nursing to patients within the community. The Practice works closely with the team, liaising daily for patients needs.
