Our Local NHS

We all want to be able to easily access our local NHS resources- whether that be appointments with GPs, check ups with dentists or treatment at hospital.

Many residents want to see an A&E hospital closer to Horsham and this is something for which I push at every available opportunity. Until we can secure a new local hospital we want to see investment in our existing hospitals; including having more outpatient appointments at Horsham Hospital.

Across Sussex, 3 million more GP appointments are being offered now than before the pandemic. Despite this increase, I know people’s experience of getting a GP appointment varies from surgery to surgery. I am keen to see best practice shared amongst the surgeries which includes taking on a multidisciplinary team to support GPs and improve patient care.

Please see below updates on our local NHS.

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News

Update on East Surrey Hospital's Maternity Department's CQC Rating

Residents will recall that last month the Care Quality Commission published its result of an inspection of East Surrey Hospital’s maternity department. The CQC rated the department as “requires improvement” a fall from its previous rating of “outstanding”.

Jeremy Quin Attends Ehlers-Danlos Support UK Panel

Ehlers-Danlos seriously impacts a number of constituents and I was pleased last week to attend the Ehlers-Danlos Support UK's panel where I was interested to learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of the condition.

Jeremy Quin Meets with the Chancellor

I joined the Chancellor yesterday with other Sussex MPs to raise specific issues we want to see considered as part of his Autumn Statement and future budget preparations.

East Surrey Hospital Maternity Department CQC Rating

I was concerned to be notified by the Care Quality Commission that following an inspection as part of their national maternity services inspection programme, East Surrey Hospital’s maternity department has now been rated as “requires improvement” a fall from its previous rating of “outstanding”.

Restart a Heart

This week marked “Restart a Heart Day”; a day to raises awareness of cardiac arrest and increase the number of people trained in lifesaving CPR and defibrillation.