Surrey

Community pharmacy is an integral part of the NHS and has a vital role to play as a full partner within a neighbourhood and integrated community team (ICT). Medicines’ safety and optimisation is widely recognised as part of its unique skill set, but increasingly community pharmacy is collaborating with partners in primary care to deliver integrated clinical services to the population. At a time when all organisations are looking to fulfil an enhanced role within integrated care systems (ICS) and resources are stretched to a maximum, it is critical that all available clinical capacity is used effectively on the ground and that we have a local voice within the INTs.

Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs) are made up of professionals working together as a ‘team of teams’ across primary care, community, mental health, local authority partners, voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations and other local partners. The INT footprint spans across several PCN geographies.

Two places exist in Surrey – East Surrey Place and West Surrey Place. Each Place is made up of a number of Neighbourhoods.

East Surrey Neighbourhoods

This map demonstrates the geography of each of the areas defined as ‘Neighbourhoods’ within East Surrey Place. GP practices within each defined neighbourhood are indicated.

Of note, practices are grouped within neighbourhoods based on citizen feedback around what makes sense as a geographical community, rather than necessarily by Primary Care Network (PCN) or GP Federation affiliation.

Further information will be updated as it becomes available.