The head
injury site

Drs Johnson, Found, Clementson, Khan,
Muhundan, Chapman, Burgess & Colvin

27 Wyche Grove, South Croydon, Surrey CR2 6EX

Tel: 020 8680 2588
Fax: 020 8680 1415

This website has been designed to tell you about the practice and the services that we offer.
Please read it carefully. We trust that you will find it helpful and informative.

THE PARKSIDE GROUP PRACTICE

The Parkside Group Practice was established in 1991 when the long established and well respected practice situated at 1 St Augustine's Avenue moved into the present premises at 27 Wyche Grove.

There are four partners practicing as a non limited partnership. There are two full-time salaried GPs and two assistants [permanent part-time GPs]. There are also four part-time practice nurses and a health care assistant. The administrative/clerical team led by the practice manager has 13 additional, principally part-time, reception/clerical/secretarial and back-up staff.

The practice occupies purpose-built premises with disabled access to all consulting and treatment area and two disabled car parking spaces. There is also a disabled toilet. There is a wheelchair and a portable hearing loop for the use of patients whilst on the premises or car park and a member of staff will be happy to assist with this on request.

The practice is committed to offering all patients (including those under 16) a confidential service in a safe environment.

This means that:

Anything you say to any member of the practice will be treated with respect.

Records are kept so that other people in the practice can care for you.

No personal information will be discussed outside this practice without your consent, or sent to a third part [such as mortgage or Insurance company] without written consent [but see below]

Confidentiality will only be broken in VERY exceptional circumstances, for example:

When there is, in our professional judgement, a strong suspicion that you might harm others or that you might harm yourself.

When someone under 18 discloses that she or he is being physically, sexually or emotionally abused, and that not taking any action would put that person at further risk.

When it is disclosed that other young people (under 18) are being abused or are at risk.
When a Court Order is issued to any member of the practice.

The Parkside Group Practice supports the government's NHS Zero Tolerance zone campaign towards violence and abuse. Violence and abuse is a growing concern. GPs and the staff have the right to care for others and to attend the surgery without fear of being attacked or verbally abused.

Violent patients will be reported to the Police and struck off the practice list.