- SERVICE PROVIDER
Dr Benedict Dewa
This is an organisation that runs the health and social care services we inspect
Registration details
The provider ID for Dr Benedict Dewa is 1-11682120355. These are the registration details of the provider Dr Benedict Dewa. They set out what services Dr Benedict Dewa can legally provide, where they can provide them and who is responsible for them.
Maternity and midwifery services
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
By 23 August 2022 you must ensure that, you have put in place measures to:
Implement, operate and embed effective systems and processes to drive improvement of the clinical leadership, supervision and governance oversight arrangements at Fronks Road Surgery. These measures should include enlisting a suitably qualified, skilled and experienced professional to manage primary care services within a GP practice and a GP who is registered with the General Medical Council and is on the Performers List; both persons should be approved to provide support by Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.
By 4 October 2022, you must implement an effective system (including audits) to ensure that monitoring and structured medicines reviews are undertaken of all service users prescribed high-risk medicines.
By 23 August 2022, you must implement an effective system to ensure that safety alerts are received, reviewed and actioned in a timely manner. The system must identify a suitably qualified and competent person to have responsibility for actioning each update.
By 23 August 2022, you must undertake a review of historical Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) safety alerts and drug safety updates and undertake actions for patients affected by those alerts.
By 23 August 2022 you must report to the Commission on the action you have taken to implement an effective system to ensure that all patients with long term conditions are correctly identified, monitored and reviewed in line with national guidance by a suitably qualified, skilled and competent professional. These include but are not limited to patients with diabetes, hypothyroidism, asthma, and chronic kidney disease.
By 9 February 2023, you must plan to and ensure that all patients prescribed a repeat medicine or medicines have received appropriate monitoring and a structured medicines review by an appropriately trained professional, in line with NICE guidelines on safe prescribing.
By 23 August 2022, you must submit an action plan to ensure that a process with clinical oversight has been formulated and implemented to ensure;
a. All patient related records are coded appropriately in line with, or better than recognised evidence-based guidelines such as NICE guidelines.
b. All patient correspondence and any relevant test results are reviewed, recorded and actioned appropriately for the safe management of patients.
By 5 September 2022 you must set out how you will ensure documented clinical supervision and oversight to ensure all staff are competent and supported to undertake their duties, including those that prescribe and/or dispense medicines to patients.
By 23 August 2022, you must set out how you will ensure that there is a safe and effective system to identify and assess any potential safeguarding issues and the management of vulnerable children and adults. This must include the practice policy, maintenance of a register and recording of data /alerts on the clinical system.
By 5 September 2022, you must show that all staff including locum staff such as GPs and nurses have been recruited safely. This must include evidence of Disclosure and Barring Service checks with levels appropriate to the roles staff are undertaking.
Commencing from 23 August 2022 and on a two weekly basis thereafter, you must provide the Commission with a report setting out actions taken and progress made against the action plan to comply with these conditions. This must include detail of how you will make improvements to the areas identified and the approach you will take including the prioritisation process to review all registered patients to ensure:
• patient records are appropriately coded;
• patients who receive prescribed medicines are monitored and reviewed;
• poor quality of care has not resulted in unmet need.
It must also include details and action taken where you have identified any adverse events resulting from patients’ unmet need or harm identified as a result of the conditions imposed.
Registered services
Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
By 23 August 2022 you must ensure that, you have put in place measures to:
Implement, operate and embed effective systems and processes to drive improvement of the clinical leadership, supervision and governance oversight arrangements at Fronks Road Surgery. These measures should include enlisting a suitably qualified, skilled and experienced professional to manage primary care services within a GP practice and a GP who is registered with the General Medical Council and is on the Performers List; both persons should be approved to provide support by Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.
By 4 October 2022, you must implement an effective system (including audits) to ensure that monitoring and structured medicines reviews are undertaken of all service users prescribed high-risk medicines.
By 23 August 2022, you must implement an effective system to ensure that safety alerts are received, reviewed and actioned in a timely manner. The system must identify a suitably qualified and competent person to have responsibility for actioning each update.
By 23 August 2022, you must undertake a review of historical Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) safety alerts and drug safety updates and undertake actions for patients affected by those alerts.
By 23 August 2022 you must report to the Commission on the action you have taken to implement an effective system to ensure that all patients with long term conditions are correctly identified, monitored and reviewed in line with national guidance by a suitably qualified, skilled and competent professional. These include but are not limited to patients with diabetes, hypothyroidism, asthma, and chronic kidney disease.
By 9 February 2023, you must plan to and ensure that all patients prescribed a repeat medicine or medicines have received appropriate monitoring and a structured medicines review by an appropriately trained professional, in line with NICE guidelines on safe prescribing.
By 23 August 2022, you must submit an action plan to ensure that a process with clinical oversight has been formulated and implemented to ensure;
a. All patient related records are coded appropriately in line with, or better than recognised evidence-based guidelines such as NICE guidelines.
b. All patient correspondence and any relevant test results are reviewed, recorded and actioned appropriately for the safe management of patients.
By 5 September 2022 you must set out how you will ensure documented clinical supervision and oversight to ensure all staff are competent and supported to undertake their duties, including those that prescribe and/or dispense medicines to patients.
By 23 August 2022, you must set out how you will ensure that there is a safe and effective system to identify and assess any potential safeguarding issues and the management of vulnerable children and adults. This must include the practice policy, maintenance of a register and recording of data /alerts on the clinical system.
By 5 September 2022, you must show that all staff including locum staff such as GPs and nurses have been recruited safely. This must include evidence of Disclosure and Barring Service checks with levels appropriate to the roles staff are undertaking.
Commencing from 23 August 2022 and on a two weekly basis thereafter, you must provide the Commission with a report setting out actions taken and progress made against the action plan to comply with these conditions. This must include detail of how you will make improvements to the areas identified and the approach you will take including the prioritisation process to review all registered patients to ensure:
• patient records are appropriately coded;
• patients who receive prescribed medicines are monitored and reviewed;
• poor quality of care has not resulted in unmet need.
It must also include details and action taken where you have identified any adverse events resulting from patients’ unmet need or harm identified as a result of the conditions imposed.
Registered services
Diagnostic and screening procedures
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
By 23 August 2022 you must ensure that, you have put in place measures to:
Implement, operate and embed effective systems and processes to drive improvement of the clinical leadership, supervision and governance oversight arrangements at Fronks Road Surgery. These measures should include enlisting a suitably qualified, skilled and experienced professional to manage primary care services within a GP practice and a GP who is registered with the General Medical Council and is on the Performers List; both persons should be approved to provide support by Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.
By 4 October 2022, you must implement an effective system (including audits) to ensure that monitoring and structured medicines reviews are undertaken of all service users prescribed high-risk medicines.
By 23 August 2022, you must implement an effective system to ensure that safety alerts are received, reviewed and actioned in a timely manner. The system must identify a suitably qualified and competent person to have responsibility for actioning each update.
By 23 August 2022, you must undertake a review of historical Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) safety alerts and drug safety updates and undertake actions for patients affected by those alerts.
By 23 August 2022 you must report to the Commission on the action you have taken to implement an effective system to ensure that all patients with long term conditions are correctly identified, monitored and reviewed in line with national guidance by a suitably qualified, skilled and competent professional. These include but are not limited to patients with diabetes, hypothyroidism, asthma, and chronic kidney disease.
By 9 February 2023, you must plan to and ensure that all patients prescribed a repeat medicine or medicines have received appropriate monitoring and a structured medicines review by an appropriately trained professional, in line with NICE guidelines on safe prescribing.
By 23 August 2022, you must submit an action plan to ensure that a process with clinical oversight has been formulated and implemented to ensure;
a. All patient related records are coded appropriately in line with, or better than recognised evidence-based guidelines such as NICE guidelines.
b. All patient correspondence and any relevant test results are reviewed, recorded and actioned appropriately for the safe management of patients.
By 5 September 2022 you must set out how you will ensure documented clinical supervision and oversight to ensure all staff are competent and supported to undertake their duties, including those that prescribe and/or dispense medicines to patients.
By 23 August 2022, you must set out how you will ensure that there is a safe and effective system to identify and assess any potential safeguarding issues and the management of vulnerable children and adults. This must include the practice policy, maintenance of a register and recording of data /alerts on the clinical system.
By 5 September 2022, you must show that all staff including locum staff such as GPs and nurses have been recruited safely. This must include evidence of Disclosure and Barring Service checks with levels appropriate to the roles staff are undertaking.
Commencing from 23 August 2022 and on a two weekly basis thereafter, you must provide the Commission with a report setting out actions taken and progress made against the action plan to comply with these conditions. This must include detail of how you will make improvements to the areas identified and the approach you will take including the prioritisation process to review all registered patients to ensure:
• patient records are appropriately coded;
• patients who receive prescribed medicines are monitored and reviewed;
• poor quality of care has not resulted in unmet need.
It must also include details and action taken where you have identified any adverse events resulting from patients’ unmet need or harm identified as a result of the conditions imposed.