Bringing Multidisciplinary Care Closer to Home
GPDQ’s CQC-registered Clinics are designed to support ICBs, Trusts, and community teams to deliver more care outside of hospitals. Whether run in person or virtually, these clinics provide targeted support for long-term conditions, acute presentations, and high-risk groups — relieving pressure on GP practices, A&E, and outpatient services.
Why Clinics Matter
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Improve access to primary and specialist care
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Reduce avoidable A&E and urgent care usage
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Free up GP capacity for complex care
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Support earlier diagnosis and treatment
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Deliver care locally for greater convenience and equity
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Reduce overall system costs
How the Service Works
- Local Engagement and Targeting: We collaborate with NHS partners to design clinic formats that address local priorities.
- Setup and Mobilisation: Clinics are delivered in surgery or offered virtually, based on local need and pathways.
- Clinical Delivery: Our multidisciplinary team sees booked or walk-in patients for condition-specific or general care.
- Onward Management and Signposting: Patients are supported with care plans, referrals, and connections to wider services.
- Data Capture and Feedback: All consultations are recorded and reported back via appropriate NHS systems.
Who It's For
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Patients with long-term conditions or multiple risk factors
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Those with poor access to primary care or low GP engagement
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Communities experiencing health inequalities
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Patients requiring routine monitoring or follow-up
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Those better supported outside of traditional settings
Service Features
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In-person or virtual delivery
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Customisable clinic formats (e.g. Long-term conditions, MSK, frailty, prevention)
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Multidisciplinary staffing model
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NHS system integration (EMIS, SystmOne)
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Culturally sensitive and inclusive delivery
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Digital transformation support included
Examples of Clinics We Deliver
These clinic formats can be customised to your population, workforce model, and local priorities:
Minor Illness Clinic
A remote or in-person clinic offering triage and consultations for conditions like UTIs, back pain, wounds, flu-like illness, and more.
Fit Note / MED3 Clinic
A structured service to manage 95%+ of fit note requests without GP input. Includes return-to-work planning and daily session flexibility.
Optimised Hypertension Clinic
Guideline-based BP reviews with medication adjustments, lifestyle advice, and follow-up scheduling. Includes QOF-coded record updates.
Major Conditions Clinic
Holistic reviews for patients with one or more of the 6 major conditions — managing co-morbidities in a single visit.
Optimised Asthma Clinic
Reviews of control, inhaler technique, and action plan updates, using current best practice guidelines.
Optimised COPD Clinic
Annual or spot reviews including spirometry, medication assessment, and inhaler technique checks.
Why NHS Partners Choose GPDQ
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Helps reduce pressure on primary, community, and acute care
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Customised to local commissioning needs
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Fully managed model from design to delivery
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Trusted by NHS systems and local authorities
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CQC-registered governance (Helps primary care deliver QoF compliance)
We’re Tried and Trusted
“We’ve been working with GPDQ to deliver a range of primary care services since 2021. GPDQ have provided flexible solutions to deliver additional capacity to the federation through remote and in-person GP services, as well as administrative support. Their support has allowed us to grow our service offering despite the workforce pressures locally.”
Nick Harvey, CEO, South Downs Health & Care
Organisations We Proudly Work With:
