About Us
Our Vision
Our vision is that we work together to improve the health and prospects of our residents in collaboration with the local health system, voluntary sector, schools and community and local authority – especially social services – to make inroads into inequality and improve life expectancy and years of health.
Our Values
Our values are that we are:
Open and transparent
Collaborative
Creative/Innovation
Community focused
Aiming to provide the best quality care and access to that
We aim to ensure the delivery of consistent and high-quality community based care closer to home that:
- Addresses the inequality in health and wellbeing outcomes between the most and least disadvantaged, keeps people well and healthy, in the place they live and maximises their independence.
- Delivers integrated, neighbourhood-based networks of services that keep people as healthy and independent as possible, in their home.
- Builds and delivers community-based services that support people with Long Term Conditions, and needs associated with last year of life, to optimise their quality of life.
- Drives collaboration across primary and community services to support the health needs of our local population and deliver improvement within our PCN.
- Builds a strong and sustainable future for our local populations, services and workforce.
What is a Primary Care Network?
Meet Our Team
Dr Nirav Amin
Gender: Male
Primary qualifications: MBA, MBBS (Lond), MRCGP, MSc.(Oxon), CMGr, FCMI, FRAI
Qualified from:
- Harvard University – Psychiatric Anthropology (2006),
- Oxford University – Social Anthropology (2011),
- Fellow of Royal Anthropological Institute (2012),
- Barts & The London University of London – Medicine & Surgery (2014),
- Hult Business School- Ashridge MBA (2023),
- Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute (2023)
Dr Jonathan Anthonypillai
Gender: Male
Primary qualifications: MRCGP, MBBS, BSc
MRCGP 2018, Qualified with MBBS in 2012 at St Bartholomew’s and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry, BSc Physiology 2011 at Kings College London
Mahmud Hasan
Mahmud has been the Network Manager of Hayes Wick PCN since November 2022. Mahmud had worked in managerial positions at GP practices for 8 years before joining Hayes Wick PCN. Mahmud is also a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) researcher in Leadership and Management.
Mahmud manages the Hayes Wick Primary Care Network team to assist GP practices in collaboration with the Clinical Directors. Mahmud is enthusiastic about improving patient care and increasing access to health and care services in Hayes Wick.
Dr Adelaja Mustapha
Primary qualifications: MB BS, MRCOG, MRCGP, DFFP
Trained at University of Ibadan and qualified in 1986. Worked as an Obstetrician in Cornwall, London and Wales before coming into General Practice in 2001.
Worked in a group practice in Conwy, Wales before joining Wickham Park Surgery in 2002.
He is married with three children.
Dr Preethy Prathap
Gender: Female
Primary qualifications: M.B.B.S., M.R.C.G.P.
Clinical Pharmacists
- Faraz Syed – PCN Clinical Pharmacist
- Tinuola Adepitan – PCN Clinical Pharmacist
- Taran Cheema – Remote Clinical Pharmacist
- Irene Arasanmi – Remote Clinical Pharmacist
- Forkan Shareef – Remote Clinical Pharmacist
- Akeem Matin – Remote Clinical Pharmacist
Social Prescriber Link Workers
- Erica Jacobs
- Cat Kayum
Physiotherapists
- Fola Raji – FCP Physiotherapist
- Ciara Patel – FCP Physiotherapist
Mental Health Practitioner
- Friday Nwankwo PCN – PCN Mental Health Practitioner
Lisa Sutherland
Digital & Transformation Lead and Lead GP Assistant
Jinal Pandya
PCN Care Coordinator