Killick Street Health Centre
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The health centre met with the Crisis Team to discuss service provision and will hold meetings every 6 months to discuss the Crisis Team service and individual clients. (AI summary)
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(ox Killick Street Health Centre 75 Killick Street; London N1 9RH 020 7833 9939 020 7427 2740
Miss Mary Hassle St Pancras Coroner' s Office and Court Camley Street London NIC 4PP Tel: 020 7974 4545 Fax: 020 7383 2485 Following your requirement for our service to meet with the Crisis Team, can confirm that we have now met with them on the 19th March and discussed the service provision with the Crisis Team. met up with both senior Managers at the Crisis team: Following discussion about the service we have decided to meet on a more regular basis to discuss the Crisis Team service provision with all the GP's at the practice and also to enable us to discuss individual clients_ We fully understand how the crisis service works. are an urgent care service that has a requirement to meet a client within 24 hours of referral. However, if someone is too unwell to await this amount of time then the step is to call the Police or the Ambulance service_ We are meeting as a clinical service with the Crisis team on the 11" of May at 1.3Opm for a meeting to discuss service and clients_ We hope to maintain this every 6 months minimum_ The Crisis team will be doing their own report to you but can state that they already invite all GP's to meet with them on the regular basis and have a relatively low take up on this. They will continue to send invites out; it is up to individual practices whether meet with them or not: We have agreed to meet with the Crisis team on the regular basis hope this letter fulfils the requirements set out in your report dated 12" February 2015. If you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me: Many thanks.
Miss Mary Hassle St Pancras Coroner' s Office and Court Camley Street London NIC 4PP Tel: 020 7974 4545 Fax: 020 7383 2485 Following your requirement for our service to meet with the Crisis Team, can confirm that we have now met with them on the 19th March and discussed the service provision with the Crisis Team. met up with both senior Managers at the Crisis team: Following discussion about the service we have decided to meet on a more regular basis to discuss the Crisis Team service provision with all the GP's at the practice and also to enable us to discuss individual clients_ We fully understand how the crisis service works. are an urgent care service that has a requirement to meet a client within 24 hours of referral. However, if someone is too unwell to await this amount of time then the step is to call the Police or the Ambulance service_ We are meeting as a clinical service with the Crisis team on the 11" of May at 1.3Opm for a meeting to discuss service and clients_ We hope to maintain this every 6 months minimum_ The Crisis team will be doing their own report to you but can state that they already invite all GP's to meet with them on the regular basis and have a relatively low take up on this. They will continue to send invites out; it is up to individual practices whether meet with them or not: We have agreed to meet with the Crisis team on the regular basis hope this letter fulfils the requirements set out in your report dated 12" February 2015. If you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me: Many thanks.