NEW artwork at a GP surgery in Southam has been given the thumbs up by patients.
St Wulfstan Surgery has proudly displayed a series of sketches from local artist Scot Harris in its waiting area, which GPs working at the surgery believe “encapsulate their spirit”.
Based on the theme of robots, the drawings tell the story of a parent and their child going on a journey – through visiting the surgery, to seeing a GP, to going on to receive NHS care.
Surgery partner Faris Al-Ramadani said: “Scot has created a collection which encapsulates the spirit of our surgery – care, quality and compassion. He perfectly captures our vision that healthcare, when done well, is about having a great relationship between our staff and patients. The response to the artwork so far from patients has been huge.”
To that end, St Wulfstan surgery has recently found out that in the national GP Patient Survey 2021 it had the highest level of patient satisfaction in all of Coventry and Warwickshire and also ranked 87th in England.
Faris added: “During the COVID pandemic we never closed our doors, ensuring patients could continue to receive face-to-face care where needed, and we felt it was important to do this to reassure our patients in what was a very tough time for all.
We truly believe in maintaining a strong relationship with patients based on respect and the highest levels of care we can deliver.”
