We have an active patient participation group at our practice.
If you would like to join the group please follow the links on this page.
About our Patient Forum (PPG) & Virtual Patient Reference Group (PRG)
We are always keen to look a ways to improve services for our patients, and to help us understand patient perceptions and expectations Patient Forum (PPG) Since its formation...
Contact the PRG
Contact the Patient Group with your feedback, suggestion, comment or question. Please do not use this form for complaints – these should always be directed to the Practice Manager.
Friends and Family Test
Please let us know how likely you are to recommend our GP practice to your friends and family.
Garden Project
The Practice is looking to renovate an area of land to the side of the premises in both Marple and Guywood to create shared patient / staff wellbeing area and...
Join our Virtual Patient Reference Group (PRG)
We welcome enquiries from patients who would like to join our virtual Patient Reference Group (PRG)
Patient FAQs and comments
Whilst we do read feedback received from Patients, sometimes we cannot address your suggestions, or sometimes you ask questions which we can’t reply to as our survey is anonymous. We...
Patient Feedback
We welcome and appreciate any views or suggestions you may have regarding any aspect of our service, including our website. Please let us know about your experiences, both good and...
Patient Forum (PPG) Meeting Minutes
Our next Patient Forum meeting will be held on: Wednesday 26 February 2025 at 5pm (Virtual – Microsoft Teams) Click on the links below to read Patient Forum meeting...
Patient Presentations
Please use the links below to view the presentations given to the PRG. Dementia presentation – Notes from Patient forum Q and A 16 Patient Presentation – Dementia 16.11.16 Patient...
Patient survey and results
Every year we conduct a comprehensive patient survey with the help and support of Marple Cottage Patient Forum and Marple Cottage Surgery Virtual Patient Reference Group (PRG). We use this...
Date published: 8th October, 2014
Date last updated: 21st June, 2019