This article focusses on how to find the Best doctor in Coventry for Cancer Detection Rates. The principles can be used for other places in England such as Birmingham, Manchester or Liverpool.
We show how to use a free tool found on our Best Doctor In My Town page to find NHS ratings. These ratings compare over 7,000 GP Practices for a range of criteria including Cancer Detection Rates.
The Best GP Practices for Cancer Detection Rates in Coventry
Our Best Doctor in my Town page can show the best GP Practices for Cancer Detection Rates in Coventry.
This is a free tool featured on the BestDoctorNearMe.co.uk website.
- Go to the Best Doctor in my Town page
- In the “Metric Group” choose “Managing Long Term Conditions”
- Leave the “by name” box blank.
- Enter your postcode within the “in a location” box
- Choose “5 miles” in the next box
- ‘Sort by’ “Cancer Detection Rate”
- Click “Update Results”
NHS ratings will be shown for the practices in near you. This tool covers the whole of England.
How do I Find the Best Doctor Near Me
The free to use tool featured on our Best doctor in my town page can also be used in other ways. We have shown how to find the highest rated doctors for Cancer Detection Rates. The same tool can be used to find the best rated doctors near you for criteria such as:
- High Blood Pressure Management
- Diabetes – Managing Blood Glucose Levels
- Stroke Prevention
To judge GP Surgeries against these NHS ratings, follow the same principles as outlines above. Choose your post code or town and the distance you would like to compare doctors near to this for.
The main difference comes in the ‘Sort By’ field. Instead of choosing the ‘cancer detection rate’ option, choose the area you are interested in. For example change this to ‘High Blood Pressure Management’. Once you click update results, the best rated doctors near you will be shown. This will work for Coventry, Manchester, London, Liverpool or anywhere covered by the English NHS.
How to Find the Best Doctor in Coventry
How to Find the Best Doctor in Coventry
The image above shows how many patients would recommend their doctor to Friends and Family.
As can be seen doctors from Coventry, Rugby, Walsgrave and Wyken feature amongst others.
Earlier in this article we showed how the NHS rates GP Practices for Cancer Detection Rates.
The GP Surgeries listed in the image above have been rated for a different English NHS criteria. These practices have all scored well for the NHS Friends and Family Test.
This test asks patients how likely they are to recommend their doctors to Friends and Family based upon the care and treatment they have received. The higher the percentage the better.
Ratings shown in this image are for the six months ending in March 2017. All GP Practices in the country are encouraged to participate in the test. The BestDoctorNearMe.co.uk website only features practices that have at least 50 responses.
How to Change Doctor if you are Unhappy with Cancer Detection Rates
You can change doctor if you are unhappy with Cancer Detection Rates or any other aspect of care. It is also possible to change GP Practice if you are moving house or for any other reason. Our How to Change GP page details the process.
In summary:
- Find a good GP Practice that meets your needs.
- The tool on our Best Doctor in my Town page can be used for this.
- Contact your chosen doctors, ideally it will be near you.
- This GP Practice will confirm if they will accept you to their patient list.
Conclusion: How do I Find the Best Doctor in Coventry for Cancer Detection Rates
We have shown how to find the Best Doctor in Coventry for Cancer Detection Rates on a free tool. This can be found on our Best Doctor in my Town page. Although this article focuses on the Coventry area, the same technique can be used to judge doctors in London, Bristol or other parts of England.
It is possible to change doctors, once you have identified the best doctors near you for your specific requirements. Our How to Change GP page shows this. If you are unhappy with the care and treatment you have received then it is ok to consider changing surgery.
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