Dr Suleman Khan MRCPI CCT FRCP

Dr. Khan has expertise in managing rheumatic diseases and has worked across England, Wales, and Scotland. He has held both substantive and locum consultant roles, including a substantive position at Wrexham. He has significant leadership experience, having served as Head of Rheumatology, chaired business meetings, and led a team of doctors and nurses. Dr. Khan has also been Secretary General of the Khyber Medical Association (KMA) UK, where he introduced innovative changes to its Annual General Meeting.

His research interests lie in genetics in rheumatoid arthritis, and he has published articles in this field. Dr. Khan is an active member of various rheumatology societies and has presented his work at numerous international platforms. Additionally, he has experience in general internal medicine, having completed rotations in various medical subspecialties. As an executive Dr Khan served as Medical Director at Lady Reading Hospital-MTI.

Dr. Khan holds several qualifications, including an MBBS from Khyber Medical College, various memberships from Royal Colleges, and a Certificate of Completion of Training in Rheumatology. His professional roles have included positions at Aintree University Hospital, Countess of Chester Hospital, Peter Maddison Rheumatology Centre, Wrexham Maelor Hospital, Victoria Hospital Kirkcaldy, Blackpool Victoria Hospital, Freeman Hospital Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and King's Mill Hospital in the United Kingdom..

Thank you for taking the time to have a look at my profile. I have substantial experience in managing a wide range of rheumatic diseases, having served as a Consultant Rheumatologist in England, Wales, and Scotland. Over the years, I have developed an understanding of the complexities involved in treating patients with different rheumatic conditions.

In addition to my clinical role within the NHS in the United Kingdom, I have honed my leadership skills, problem-solving abilities, and quality improvement techniques. My experience extends to management and networking, as well as enhanced teaching and training capabilities. I have served as both a substantive consultant and a locum consultant, with my substantive post being at Wrexham. Following this role, I continued as a Consultant Rheumatologist in various NHS hospitals.

As Head of Rheumatology, I have chaired business meetings, organized events, and built a cohesive team of doctors and specialist nurses. I also served as Secretary General of the Khyber Medical Association (KMA) UK for over a year, during which I introduced innovative changes to its Annual General Meeting.

My passion for research is particularly focused on genetics in rheumatoid arthritis. I have published articles in this field and am eager to further this aspect of my professional experience.

As a member of the active faculty and an MRCP PACES Examiner at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, I have regularly participated in MRCP PACES exams both in the UK and internationally. Nationally, I am a member of the British Society for Rheumatology and the Scottish Society for Rheumatology UK.

I have had the privilege of presenting my work at various esteemed platforms, including the British Society for Rheumatology, Scottish Society for Rheumatology, Irish Society for Rheumatology, Japanese College of Rheumatology, Asian Pacific League Against Rheumatism, and Pakistan Society for Rheumatology.

By the very nature of my specialty as a rheumatologist, I have been practicing general medicine alongside all the way. My training as a registrar in Ireland and then Glasgow Royal Infirmary did include acute medical on calls and as Medical Registrar I used to be team leader of the "Hospital at Night Team". Prior to my Registrar posts, I had rotations in geriatrics, endocrine, neurology, cardiology, gastroenterology, rheumatology and medical oncology as senior house officer and hence I had enough exposure to acute medicine and different subspecialties. At higher level, I remained Chairman of Medicine and Allied Specialties and then Medical Director at Lady Reading Reading Hospital-MTI where apart from clinical care, I managed and improved overall service delivery by identifying quality indices and then working through those to achieve required targets. Thus from first hand clinical care to higher management of various medical subspecialties, I have acquired clinical and leadership skills in General Internal Medicine and its subspecialties.

GMC Number 6116854

Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Code 152286

Royal College of Physicians (RCP) PID 85387

MRCP PACES Examiner Number 6508

Revalidated till 2028

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Memberships of Professional Organizations

Member Scottish Society for Rheumatology

Member British Society for Rheumatology

Member Medical Defence Union (MDU) 707771A

• Connective Tissue Diseases
• SLE
• Vasculitis
• Myositis
• Resistant Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Biologics
• Early arthritis
• Gout
• Musculoskeletal ultrasound
• Joints and soft tissue injections
• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• Research, Innovation and technology use in medicine
• Modernizing care
• Genetics in Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Good Medical Practice
• Infection control
• Medical Ethics

• Presented a series of complex cases of Myositis at the Myositis Special Interest Group, British Society for Rheumatology Annual Meeting, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 26th April 2016

Video links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoAxiOzvQT8

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• Presented at the Pakistan Society of Physicians 1st Annual International Conference in Peshawar on, "SLE whats new in its diagnosis and management". 7 December 2019
• Presented at RheumaCon International Conference at Lahore on, "Corticosteroids". 27 Feb 2021
• Presented at Pakistan Society for Rheumatology, Annual International Meeting at Bhurban on, "APS-Management in Pregnancy" 01/10/2021
• Presented at RheumaCon International Conference, Lahore on "Lupus Nephritis" 26 Feb 2022
• Presented at the 21st Forum of Rheumatology and Immunology, Wuhan Union Hospital, Wuhan, China on, "Lupus Nephritis" 18/07/2022 (Video-linked)
• Presented at the 21st Forum of Rheumatology and Immunology, Wuhan Union Hospital, Wuhan, China on, "Anti-Phospholipid Syndrome 26/07/2022 (Video-linked)
• Presented at Wuhan International Symposium on Rheumatology and Immunology 2022 on, "Management of Rheumatoid Arthritis" 20/08/2022 (Video-linked)
• Presented at Exmex (Experts meet Experts) 2022 Annual Meeting at Islamabad on Non-Radiographic Axial Spondyloarthritis, Prevent Study 10th September 2022
• Presented at Japan College of Rheumatology Annual Conference at Fukuoka, Japan on the 26th of April 2023. Oral presentation on, “Our Experience with Undifferentiated Connective Tissue Disease (UCTD) In Northern Pakistan”.
• Oral presentation at Pakistan Society for Rheumatology Annual Scientific Meeting at Karachi, Pakistan, “Unusual Presentation of Antiphospholipid Syndrome”. 13th October 2023
• Presented my abstract on, “Genetic Polymorphism in Rheumatoid Arthritis” at Asia-Pacific League of Rheumatology Associations, Chiang Mai, Thailand 9th December 2023
• APLAR Systematic Review of Pharmacogenetics in Rheumatology, 27th April 2024, APLAR Mid-Symposium, Almaty, Kazakhstan
• Genetics in Rheumatology APLAR Annual Scientific Conference, Singapore 21st to 25th August

Presented at Scottish Society of Rheumatology Annual Meeting at Edinburgh Scotland on, "Effects of Rheumatic Diseases on Sexuality of Women- A Pilot Study". First prize for oral presentation. 31 Oct 2019

My research area in rheumatology is “Genetics”. I have been working in collaboration with clinical scientists to look at genetic polymorphism in rheumatoid arthritis.

Recently I was nominated as Focal Person for Asian Pacific (APLAR) Genetics Special Interest Group (SIG) in the Annual Scientific Conference in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The task I have been given is to collaborate across the Asian Pacific countries to involve clinicians, clinical scientists and academicians to further enhance research in clinical genetics in rheumatology and I feel this is a great privilege.

1. “Anomalous Subclavian Artery Causing Unilateral Raynaud's Syndrome” Poster presentation ISR Annual Meeting Belfast Sep 2012

2. “Experience from multi-disciplinary foot clinic” Audit poster presentation ISR Annual Meeting Belfast Sep 2012

3. “Unusual presentation of large/medium vessels vasculitis” Poster presentation ISR Annual Meeting Belfast Sep 2012

4. “ANA specificity testing using multiplex technology” Audit poster presentation ISR Annual Meeting Belfast Sep 2012

5. “Baseline characteristics of Behcet's disease patients in Scotland". Scottish Medical Journal DOI: 10.1258/smj.2012.012041

6. “Use of Adalimumab in the treatment of autoimmune sensorineural hearing loss: A word of Caution” The Journal of Rheumatology J Rheumatol 2011;38;176

7. New Patients Referrals to a Regional Rheumatology Service Poster Presentation in Irish Society for Rheumatology 2010

8. Osteoarthritis management in a regional Rheumatology service, Poster Presentation in ISR, 2010

9. A case of destructive arthritis of the wrist and hand ultimately proven to be TB. Oral Presentation in Autumn Meeting of ISR, Belfast, 2009

10. Bulbar onset Polymyositis resolving completely with early aggressive quadruple therapy. Poster presentation in Autumn Meeting of ISR, Belfast, 2009

11. Association study of CCR6 rs3093024 with Rheumatoid Arthritis in Pakistani cohort, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Published online 4 September 2020

12. Association of AFF3 Gene Polymorphism rs10865035 with Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Population-Based Case-Control Study on a Pakistani Cohort, Hindawi Genetic research, Published 17 May 2021

13. Fibromyalgia in early osteoarthritis, a tertiary care hospital experience, Journal of Post-Graduate Medical Institute JPGMI, Accepted March 2022

14. Frequency of different neuropsychiatric manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosis at a tertiary care hospital in Pakistan, Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal, Vol 72 No 3 (2022): June

15. "Impact of fibromyalgia on disease activity in Inflammatory Arthritis; A cohort study conducted at a tertiary care hospital of Peshawar". Accepted by Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal, 3rd August 2022

16. Exploring the associations and molecular impacts of miR-146a/rs2910164 and miR-196a2/rs185070757 with Rheumatoid Arthritis in a Pakistani population. Accepted for publication by Lifestyle Genomics, Reference LFG-2022-2-3/R4

17. Gender differences and co-morbidities in patients presenting with gout to a tertiary care hospital in Peshawar: A cross-sectional study. Accepted for publication by Pakistan Journal of Medical Research 7th Sept 2022

18. Association of IL-17F rs2397084 (E126G), rs11465553 (V155I) and rs763780 (H161R) variants with Rheumatoid Arthritis and their effects on the stability of protein (Co-Author Accepted for publication by PLOS ONE, PONE-D-23-01312R1, May 2023)

I wrote the Rheumatology Section of the MCQs and SEQs in “Ultimate Solutions”, a book which is widely used in Pakistan by Medical Students

Author of "Pain-Free Living", Kindle Edition available on Amazon

Author of "The Dark Side, Learning to Dance with the Shadows", Kindle Edition Available on Amazon

MRCP PACES Examiner for the Royal College of Physicians UK

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan Rheumatology Supervisor and Examiner

Taught at dedicated musculoskeletal ultrasound masterclass sessions Wrexham Maelor Hospital, Wrexham Sept 2014

Involved in teaching and examining Medical students at the Freeman Hospital Newcastle Upon Tyne, 2014

Honorary tutor Rheumatology at Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast Sep 2012-Feb 2013. This involved committed teaching to the final year medical students of Queens University Belfast

Teaching 3rd Year Medical students at Queens University Belfast 2012

Attended 1 Day "Teach the Teacher" Course at Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency Belfast Feb 8, 2013

Involved in training junior doctors, nursing staff and allied healthcare professionals including supervision in ward rounds, procedures and completing their assessments (Ongoing)

Involved in teaching final year students from Glasgow University during their rotations in Glasgow Royal Infirmary 2010/11

Participated in teaching sessions on History taking and Clinical Skills (Ongoing)

Supervising junior colleagues in common rheumatological procedures particularly joints and soft tissue injections (Ongoing)

• An audit of General Practitioners referrals to rheumatology Department, Wrexham Maelor Hospital, Wrexham, Wales, United Kingdom, January 2022
• Overview of virtual clinics: The objectives were to see what proportions of patients were discharged and how many needed a face to face appointment and to assess how effective virtual consultations were with regards to future planning of appointments. Oct/Nov 2020
• Participated actively and recruited patients for the British Society for Rheumatology National Clinical Audit for Rheumatoid and early inflammatory Arthritis (HQIP Audit) Feb 2014 to April 2015
• An audit on Immunology using multiplex technology Musgrave Park Hospital/Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast June 2012
• Experience from a multi-disciplinary foot clinic Belfast City Hospital Dec 2011
• Bechet's disease beyond ulcers and arthritis, an audit of 16 patients attending Glasgow Royal Infirmary, January 2011
• Audit of Osteoarthritis Patients, referred to Rheumatology services at Waterford Regional Hospital, Ireland, 2009
• Audit of final diagnosis of patients attending Rheumatology Clinics at Waterford Regional Hospital, Ireland 2009
• Database for all new patients attending Rheumatology clinics at Waterford RegionalHospital, Ireland 2009
  

Asian Pacific League Against Rheumatism (APLAR) Annual Scientific Conference, Singapore, 21st-25th August 2024

Asian Pacific League Against Rheumatism (APLAR) Mid-Term Symposium, Almaty, Kazakhstan 26th-27th April 2024

Asian Pacific League Against Rheumatism (APLAR) Annual Conference, Chiang Mai, Thailand 7th to 11th Dec 2023

Pakistan Society for Rheumatology Annual Scientific Conference 12th to 15th October 2023

Japan College of Rheumatology Annual Scientific Conference, Fukuoka, Japan April 2023

RheumaCon, International Rheumatology Conference, Lahore, Feb 2022

Pakistan Society for Rheumatology, Annual Conference, Bhurban, Oct 2021

RheumaCon, International Rheumatology Conference, Lahore Feb 2021

Scottish Society for Rheumatology Annual Meeting, Edinburgh Oct 2019

American College of Rheumatology Annual Conference, Atlanta, USA Nov 2019

EULAR, Madrid, June 2019

American College of Rheumatology Annual Conference, Chicago, USA Oct 2018

National Osteoporosis Conference Birmingham Nov 2016

BSR Annual Meeting Manchester 2015

BSR Myositis Masterclass Manchester 2015

Post ACR Meeting Manchester Feb 2015

BSR Annual Meeting Liverpool 2014

EULAR Annual Meeting Berlin, Germany June 2012

iQ Science Rheumatology Meeting RCP London March 2012

Irish Society for Rheumatology Dublin March 2012

BSR Annual Meeting Birmingham 2010

Irish Society for Rheumatology Belfast 2009

Completed all four workshops for supervisorship required by College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan

Basic Life Support (BLS) 29th August 2024 at Aintree University Hospital

ACLS December 2018

• Mandatory Online Modules
• Complaints Handling
• Conflict Resolution
• COSHH
• Countering Fraud Bribery and Corruption in the NHS
• Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
• Fire Safety
• Health, Safety and Welfare
• Infection Prevention and Control (Level 2)
• Information Governance, Record Keeping and Caldicott Protocols
• Lone Worker
• Moving and Handling Level 2
• Preventing Radicalisation
• Resuscitation: Adult Basic Life Support - incl safe use of AEDs
• RIDDOR
• Safeguarding Children (SOCA) Level 3
• Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults (SOVA) Level 3

Ten Topics in Rheumatology July 2015

Inflammatory Arthritis Advanced Ultrasound Preceptorship March 5, 2013 Belfast

1st EULAR online Ultrasound Course (9 Months) May 2013

BSR Advanced Ultrasound Course Dec 2011 Belfast

BSR Core Course 2 Dec 2010 Oxford

BSR Basic Ultrasound Course Nov 2010 Nottingham

Medical Procedures Course Oct 2010 London

Professional Development Programme 2009 Dublin

My charity work was mostly in Pakistan where a significant number of patients had financial difficulty to afford their treatment. I tried my best to help the deserving patients in two different ways.

• Free patients consultations for deserving patients as and when needed
• Funds collection for deserving patients particularly those in need of biologics

Dear Sir/Madam,

Re: Dr Suleman Khan, Consultant Rheumatologist

I'm delighted to provide a reference for Dr Khan. We were most fortunate to have the services of Suleman as locum consultant rheumatologist here at Aintree University Hospital this summer and autumn, when he was covering illness absence of a colleague.

Suleman is an excellent doctor in all respects. He has fitted in with all activities of the rheumatology department here. He is extremely knowledgeable and has a first class understanding of all aspects of rheumatology including esoteric and fine print details that only develop with experience. Suleman's approach to patients is exceptional. He has proven most popular with patients, who have rated him very highly both directly in formal feedback and indirectly (which I hear from not only patients, but other clinical staff).

Suleman is very approachable and has proven to be the most pleasant colleague. He has fully participated in all aspects of the rheumatology department: from ward rounds, through educational meetings, to clinics and has fostered excellent working relationship at all levels from secretaries and nursing staff to junior doctors and consultants.

I would be extremely keen were Suleman to have chosen to stay here at Aintree, as he is such an excellent colleague. He is sorely missed as he understandably moved on to another position.

I'm happy to provide any further information should this be required, but the bottom line is clearly that Suleman is an excellent rheumatology consultant and any unit in which he works will be enhanced by his involvement.

With best wishes,

Yours faithfully

Professor Robert J Moots robert.moots@liverpoolft.nhs.uk

+44 151 529 2091

22/11/2024 Reference for Dr Suleman Khan GMC: 6116854 

• Grade & Specialty Worked: Consultant in Rheumatology 

• Hospital/Company: Aintree University Hospital 

• Full Employment dates: 03.2024 to 10.2024 (8 months) 

Dr Khan was employed as a Full-time Locum Consultant in Rheumatology for the period of March 1st  2024 – October 31st 2024, in order to cover a period of sickness absence. During this time duties  included general new and follow up outpatient clinics, cover for ward referrals as well as associated  outpatient administration. The casemix here is varied and included the full range of core  rheumatology conditions, as well as some patients under the care of specialty services such as  Connective Tissue Diseases. He also participated in departmental governance activities such as  attendance at monthly meetings, as well as our local and regional education sessions (Approximately 2 Hours per week Departmental MDTs, and 2 Hours Monthly Regional Meetings). Both from direct observation, and feedback from a variety of staff including senior clinicians, nursing  and admin staff, I am sure that Dr Khan is a very capable and experienced Rheumatologist, able to  manage the full range of rheumatology conditions including the more complex. In addition to this,  he has shown himself to be diligent and reliable in all matters both clinical and non-clinical. He has  excellent communication skills both verbal and written (such as GP letters) and was a delightful  colleague. During his 8 months with us he became a truly valued member of our department. We  wish him well, I have no hesitation recommending him for a Rheumatology Consultant position and  would be very happy to employ him again at any time in the future. 

Yours sincerely 

Dr Devesh Mewar Consultant Rheumatologist Clinical Director for Rheumatology Devesh.mewar@liverpoolft.nhs.uk

Countess of Chester Hospital

Rheumatology Department

Dr Hoda Temple MB ChB MRCP PhD CCT

Consultant Rheumatologist

Re: Dr Suleman Khan

GMC 6116854

DoB 01/06/1977

Address: 2 Tansybrook Way

West Timperley

WA14 5ZB

To Whom It May Concern

Dr Suleman Khan has worked at the Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust as a full-time Locum Consultant Rheumatologist from 23/10/2023 to 08/03/2024.

He has been a highly valued member of the team, able to make independent decisions on patients and support a wide team of Allied Healthcare professionals including 5 nurses, 2 pharmacists, a physiotherapist, and a registrar. Dr Khan covered the Rheumatology on call for 1.5 days during his time with us and carried out 4.5 clinics per week as well as 3 hours of MDT work in addition to this.

He has graciously supported colleagues by covering while they take time to go to hospital appointments and school meetings. He has been spoken of with warmth and affection by the administrative staff who have expressed enjoying working with him.

Dr Khan has developed his expertise by presenting at an international conference during his time with us, contributing to 3 hours of MDT working per week (Radiology MDT, CME MDT, and consultant MDT). He has applied for individual funding for complex rare patient, coordinated with the regional MDT to obtain tertiary input into a patient care and been punctual and dependable.

If any further information would be useful, please don't hesitate to contact me. I commend Dr Khan to you.

Yours Faithfully

DR HODA TEMPLE

CONSULTANT RHEUMATOLOGIST GMC 6073303

CLINICAL LEAD FOR RHEUMATOLOGY

Email: hoda.temple@nhs.net

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To Whom It May Concern

Fife Health & Social Care Partnership

Supporting the people of Fife together

Your Ref: JMcLIKR

Our Ref: DR S KHAN

Date: 23 May 2023

Dear Sir/Madam

Re: Dr Suleman Khan GMC 6116854

I am delighted to provide a brief reference for Dr Suleman Khan who has been working as a Locum Consultant Rheumatologist in NHS Fife since 16/03/23 & his contract is until 09/06/23

He is clinically very experienced & a safe pair of hands. He has also been of great help in jointly supervising our junior Clinical Fellow. He is competent in MSK ultrasound

He gets on well with the other members of the Multi-disciplinary Team (MDT) inc. Secretaries. Nurses etc.

He has been very flexible in accommodating changes to his proposed job plan esp. at short notice, due to unexpected absence of Consultant colleagues, and this was much appreciated by the Service

Nothing is too much trouble for him

He is very pleasant & personable to work with

I would have no hesitation in offering him a further Locum Consultant position and/or interviewing him for a Substantive Consultant Rheumatologist position, if he so desired

The internal CPD points for MDT Meetings and Medication Review Meetings (4 hours per week) will be 40 CPD points for the 10 weeks that he will attend during his time in Fife

Yours sincerely

Dr John McLaren

Consultant Rheumatologist

NHS Fife

GMC 4006938

john.mclaren2@nhs.scot

Department of Rheumatology, Fife Rheumatic Diseases Unit, Whyteman's Bra Hospital, Whyteman's Brae, KIRKCALDY, Fife, KY1 2ND

Fife Health and Social Care Partnership

A partnership between Fife Council and NHS Fife

www.fifehealthandsocialcare.org

NHS Fife

These were collected as part of 360 multi source feedback from colleagues for appraisal and revalidation purpose.

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Colleague comments

I have enjoyed working alongside Dr Khan in his locum capacity. He would make an excellent addition to any team. He works well with all members of the team from admin staff to consultant colleagues.

Dr Suleman Khan is an amazing doctor extremely polite and caring and such a nice person to work with always has time to stop and speak to everyone in the office

Dr Khan works above and beyond his role; showing exccellent interpersonal skills with staff, patients and their families.

Dr Khan is a very approachable and kind person who has a lot of time for staff and his patients.

Dr Khan is always very friendly and approachable. He is always happy to help and has excellent knowledge regarding rheumatology. Many patients have commented how caring and kind Dr Khan was to them.

Dr Khan is very popular among staff and very supportive to nurses.

Suleman has managed rheumatology patients for a number of months. The clinical decisions he has made are relevant and appropriated. He has gelled with the medical team and discusses patients on our MDT. I am aware that nurses and admin staff like and respect him. We have really appreciated working with him, he is so helpful and approachable

Dr Khan is a very friendly, hard working doctor who was a pleasure to have as a colleague. He was supportive and helpful to the whole team

Dr Khan is exceptionally well liked by the patients and his colleagues. He is always willing to help and go the extra mile to help patients; his manner, attitude and compassion is apparent to all.

Dr Khan is professional, knowledgable, empathatic in the service he provides, with patient care being at the forefron . He commumnicates well with all team members, is highly approachable and is an asset to our team.

Dr Khan treats all patients and their families/carers with respect and dignity and provides excellent advice and treatment plans. He is friendly and approachable and treats all members of the MDT with respect and kindness. It is an absolute pleasure to work alongside Dr Khan.

Dr Khan has a very pleasant manner. He has always been kind and approachable. He has been easy to contact for clinical advice.Very good team member and easy to work with. Very pleasant and helpful.

Nothing to add. Very approachable to discuss any patients any time and advises appropriately.

Dr Khan provides a professional service in all areas of service provided both to patients and his work colleagues.

Nil, very hard working. Stays up to date with key evidence. Has a broad knowledge of rheumatology conditions.

Nothing, keep up the good work

Dr Khan is a very nice colleague who I have the pleasure of working with. He works well in the team and has very good knowledge, makes diligent clinical assessments and is caring. I wish him all the best.

This feedback was taken for the purpose of annual appraisal and revalidation.

Patient comments

Very understanding and caring.

Was covered I havn't been seen for a long time.

Really nice gentleman. Made me feel very comfortable.

Very friendly approach.

Very pleasant and professional.

Very professional, polite, caring.

Kind, friendly, put me at ease.

Very friendly and polite.

Helpful.

Very polite & informative.

He was very welcoming and made me feel at ease.

Perfect.

Relaxed and quickly picked up, I saw a nurse and tailor accordingly.

Nothing - excellent.

Doctor was very helpful.No improvment needed!

All good he explained what he was doing and why the treatment was needed.

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