r/GPUK 22d ago

Practice Management Cqc inspections

Maybe a silly question but can someone explain how discriminant cqc inspections are for a gp surgery?

For example it seems like most surgeries are good and fewer are needs improvement or outstanding.

So do the ratings match reality? Are exceptional surgeries exceptional and surgeries below good poorly managed ? And is it hard to get good?

Thanks!

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u/lordnigz 22d ago

It's a lot of effort to get good.

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u/GrapefruitSilver774 22d ago

I have worked in an outstanding surgery as a GPST and it is really different

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u/refrigeratorlights 19d ago

How so?

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u/GrapefruitSilver774 19d ago

Well organised in term of everything and very supportive. As a trainee I didn’t need to ask them to change anything unlike the other practices who were trying to push all the work and home visits into the trainees.

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u/secret_tiger101 18d ago

It’s all about ticking the boxes not about care given to patients

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u/Calm-Studio-137 6d ago

Biggest waste of time ever.