Welcome to Washwood Heath Primary Care Network (PCN)
A beacon of comprehensive health and community support in the heart of Birmingham. Proudly representing nine esteemed GP Practices, we stand as a united force dedicated to the well-being of approximately 55,000 individuals residing within the vibrant Washwood Heath Area. Our collaborative spirit extends far beyond the realm of primary care, as we actively partner with esteemed NHS bodies, the Local Authority, neighboring PCNs, Neighbourhood Networks, and an array of community and charitable organizations. Together, we forge pathways to better health, fostering a harmonious synergy that uplifts lives and enriches our local tapestry. At Washwood Heath PCN, we believe in holistic care that nurtures both body and spirit, setting the stage for a healthier, happier, and more vibrant community. Join us on a transformative journey where your well-being takes center stage – together, we pave the way for a stronger, interconnected future.
What is Primary Care Network (PCN)?
Primary care networks (PCNs) are a great way to improve healthcare services in local communities. They bring together various healthcare professionals, including general practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, social prescribers, and other allied healthcare professionals, to work collaboratively and offer new and improved ways of organizing care. PCNs offer a proactive and integrated approach to healthcare, and they were set up as part of the NHS long-term plan.
About Washwood Heath PCN
The establishment of Washwood Heath PCN aims to provide an all-inclusive, organized and individualized healthcare approach to the residents of the locality. Our primary objective is to enhance the proactive, personalized and integrated health & social care services for the people in their own vicinity. The PCN comprises of nine GP practices and caters to approximately over 55000 patients and residents in the Washwood Heath area of Birmingham.
Explainer Video for CAPD Project
CAPD – Culturally Appropriate Prevention of Diabetes
Welcome to the Culturally Appropriate Prevention of Diabetes (CAPD) program, offered by Washwood Heath Primary Care Network. We are dedicated to empowering individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds to prevent diabetes, improve their lifestyle, adopt healthier dietary habits, and engage in regular physical activity in ways that are sensitive and respectful of their unique cultural traditions and values.
Preventing Diabetes Together
The CAPD program is a collaborative effort that brings together healthcare professionals, community leaders, and individuals from different cultural backgrounds. By working together, we can identify culturally relevant strategies to prevent diabetes and improve overall well-being.
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