Central Liverpool Primary Care Network
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"Network of six GP practices sharing services to improve health across central Liverpool"
About Central Liverpool Primary Care Network
Central Liverpool Primary Care Network (CLPCN) is a group of six GP practices working together to improve health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities in central Liverpool. Formed in 2019 and run by Central Liverpool PCN Limited, it is based at the CLPCN Hub on London Road, its administrative centre and a base for many network services.
Network services include a Women's Health Hub with contraception and LARC clinics, social prescribing, health and wellbeing support, clinical exercise physiology, an adult ADHD service, immunisations, enhanced access and research. Teams include GPs with a specialist interest, pharmacist practitioners, neurodevelopmental practitioners, sexual and reproductive health nurses, care coordinators and social prescribers.
Range of roles
Network services are delivered by multidisciplinary teams based at the hub and in member practices. The adult ADHD service brings together GPs with a specialist interest, pharmacist practitioners, neurodevelopmental practitioners and a care coordinator, all trained in ADHD. The women's health team works with a lead GP, a non-clinical lead and a care coordinator, and its sexual and reproductive health nurses provide long-acting reversible contraception for patients of the six practices. Several roles provide cover across the network, so flexible working between sites is part of the job.
Research and recognition
The network promotes research and runs studies through its member practices with the NIHR Community Research Network for the North West Coast. Its work has been recognised externally: the social prescribing team won the NALW award for Social Prescribing Employer of the Year in May 2022, a network GP was shortlisted for an RCGP First5 award in 2022 for work on racial inequalities, and the network was a finalist in the 2021 Health Service Journal awards for tackling racial inequalities.
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