Primary Care Organisations Annual Membership £300
How a PCO can join N.A.P.P.
Simply complete the form and send a payment of £300 to:
Edith Todd, 19 Harvey Road, Walton on Thames, Surrey KT12 2PZ.
Primary Care Organisations that affiliate to NAPP are offered the following resources which aim to assist PCT's in supporting local practices, PPG's patients and the public:
- PCT Toolkit and Campaign Booklet: Patient Participation Groups - a natural route to world-class engagement
- supporting implementing and monitoring the GMS Contract Patient Participation DES
- our Handbook of Patient Participation
- Growing Patient Participation: Getting started guide to setting up a PPG in general practice
- 21 Ways to make your practice thrive
- Communications Toolkit for PPGs
- 5 copies of the current N.A.P.P. ‘Patients Matter’ Newsletter
- a monthly e-bulletin and five printed copies of our quarterly Newsletter ‘Patient Matters’ including regular policy updates
- a representative to speak at meetings on an expenses only basis where possible
- ongoing telephone advice and guidance on the formation and development of groups
- contact and networking opportunities with other UK wide PPGs, practices, networks and champions
- bespoke support, learning materials and input for individual practices, PPGs, PCT’s and PCT clusters, GP Consortia and networks (to be agreed on an individual basis - additional fee may apply)
- substantial discounts to N.A.P.P national and regional Conferences
- guidance on legal matters from our pro bono solicitors, Allen & Overy
- access to the our website’s membership section, including a full range of useful resources and the online discussion forum
- opportunities to promote PPGs and the patient voice at a national level, shaping and developing national health policy including Healthwatch and responding to national consultations
- the right to contribute fully to N.A.P.P Annual General Meetings
- occasional publications and reports
- More to Offer: a report on N.A.P.P.’s first 30 years
- Composite Newsletter