The Care Quality Commission
  • Doctor
  • GP practice

Harraton Surgery

Overall: Requires improvement read more about inspection ratings

3 Swiss Cottages, Washington, Tyne And Wear, NE38 9AB (0191) 416 1641

Provided and run by:
Dr Inder Singh

Registration details

The location ID for Harraton Surgery is 1-1737302413.

CQC register Harraton Surgery to carry out these legally regulated activities. Contact us if you think Harraton Surgery is operating services not listed here.

Type of service

  • Doctors/GPs

Service specialism

  • Services for everyone

Local authority

Sunderland

Monitored services

CQC register Harraton Surgery to carry out the following legally regulated services here:

Maternity and midwifery services

Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for and conducts regular monitoring of equipment, including single use items, to ensure that items approaching their expiry or use by dates are replaced in a timely manner. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for the regular testing and maintenance of portable electrical appliances, and that said appliances are safe, suitable, used for the purposes intended, and are maintained properly and are in good working order. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified, skilled and competent nominated member of staff has responsibility for carrying out regular checks of emergency medicines stocked and their expiration dates, including carrying out a risk assessment to determine the location and the range of the emergency medicines held. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff with the required skills and experience identifies, reviews and monitors in line with the latest guidance:
i. service users prescribed Methotrexate.
ii. service users with asthma
iii. service users prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
iv. service users prescribed Teratogenic drugs
This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for ensuring staff complete all mandatory training relevant to fulfil their role. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective process to collect and act upon service user’s feedback. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective recruitment process to ensure that staff have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or in the absence of this, have an appropriate risk assessment carried out prior to commencing employment. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement a locum GP induction checklist which includes all information outlined by local guidance. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified nominated member of staff has responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and ensuring they are still relevant. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that demonstrates a fire drill has taken place, and that subsequent fire drills are scheduled to take place on a regular basis in the future. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that clinical and non-clinical staff have been trained and are aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis to enable early identification and treatment. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

Family planning

Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for and conducts regular monitoring of equipment, including single use items, to ensure that items approaching their expiry or use by dates are replaced in a timely manner. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for the regular testing and maintenance of portable electrical appliances, and that said appliances are safe, suitable, used for the purposes intended, and are maintained properly and are in good working order. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified, skilled and competent nominated member of staff has responsibility for carrying out regular checks of emergency medicines stocked and their expiration dates, including carrying out a risk assessment to determine the location and the range of the emergency medicines held. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff with the required skills and experience identifies, reviews and monitors in line with the latest guidance:
i. service users prescribed Methotrexate.
ii. service users with asthma
iii. service users prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
iv. service users prescribed Teratogenic drugs
This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for ensuring staff complete all mandatory training relevant to fulfil their role. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective process to collect and act upon service user’s feedback. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective recruitment process to ensure that staff have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or in the absence of this, have an appropriate risk assessment carried out prior to commencing employment. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement a locum GP induction checklist which includes all information outlined by local guidance. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified nominated member of staff has responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and ensuring they are still relevant. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that demonstrates a fire drill has taken place, and that subsequent fire drills are scheduled to take place on a regular basis in the future. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that clinical and non-clinical staff have been trained and are aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis to enable early identification and treatment. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

Treatment of disease, disorder or injury

Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for and conducts regular monitoring of equipment, including single use items, to ensure that items approaching their expiry or use by dates are replaced in a timely manner. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for the regular testing and maintenance of portable electrical appliances, and that said appliances are safe, suitable, used for the purposes intended, and are maintained properly and are in good working order. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified, skilled and competent nominated member of staff has responsibility for carrying out regular checks of emergency medicines stocked and their expiration dates, including carrying out a risk assessment to determine the location and the range of the emergency medicines held. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff with the required skills and experience identifies, reviews and monitors in line with the latest guidance:
i. service users prescribed Methotrexate.
ii. service users with asthma
iii. service users prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
iv. service users prescribed Teratogenic drugs
This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for ensuring staff complete all mandatory training relevant to fulfil their role. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective process to collect and act upon service user’s feedback. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective recruitment process to ensure that staff have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or in the absence of this, have an appropriate risk assessment carried out prior to commencing employment. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement a locum GP induction checklist which includes all information outlined by local guidance. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified nominated member of staff has responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and ensuring they are still relevant. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that demonstrates a fire drill has taken place, and that subsequent fire drills are scheduled to take place on a regular basis in the future. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that clinical and non-clinical staff have been trained and are aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis to enable early identification and treatment. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

Surgical procedures

Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for and conducts regular monitoring of equipment, including single use items, to ensure that items approaching their expiry or use by dates are replaced in a timely manner. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for the regular testing and maintenance of portable electrical appliances, and that said appliances are safe, suitable, used for the purposes intended, and are maintained properly and are in good working order. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified, skilled and competent nominated member of staff has responsibility for carrying out regular checks of emergency medicines stocked and their expiration dates, including carrying out a risk assessment to determine the location and the range of the emergency medicines held. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff with the required skills and experience identifies, reviews and monitors in line with the latest guidance:
i. service users prescribed Methotrexate.
ii. service users with asthma
iii. service users prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
iv. service users prescribed Teratogenic drugs
This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for ensuring staff complete all mandatory training relevant to fulfil their role. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective process to collect and act upon service user’s feedback. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective recruitment process to ensure that staff have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or in the absence of this, have an appropriate risk assessment carried out prior to commencing employment. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement a locum GP induction checklist which includes all information outlined by local guidance. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified nominated member of staff has responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and ensuring they are still relevant. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that demonstrates a fire drill has taken place, and that subsequent fire drills are scheduled to take place on a regular basis in the future. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that clinical and non-clinical staff have been trained and are aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis to enable early identification and treatment. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

Diagnostic and screening procedures

Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for and conducts regular monitoring of equipment, including single use items, to ensure that items approaching their expiry or use by dates are replaced in a timely manner. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for the regular testing and maintenance of portable electrical appliances, and that said appliances are safe, suitable, used for the purposes intended, and are maintained properly and are in good working order. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified, skilled and competent nominated member of staff has responsibility for carrying out regular checks of emergency medicines stocked and their expiration dates, including carrying out a risk assessment to determine the location and the range of the emergency medicines held. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff with the required skills and experience identifies, reviews and monitors in line with the latest guidance:
i. service users prescribed Methotrexate.
ii. service users with asthma
iii. service users prescribed direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
iv. service users prescribed Teratogenic drugs
This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a nominated member of staff has responsibility for ensuring staff complete all mandatory training relevant to fulfil their role. This system must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective process to collect and act upon service user’s feedback. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective recruitment process to ensure that staff have a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or in the absence of this, have an appropriate risk assessment carried out prior to commencing employment. This process must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement a locum GP induction checklist which includes all information outlined by local guidance. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must develop and implement an effective system whereby a suitably qualified nominated member of staff has responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and ensuring they are still relevant. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that demonstrates a fire drill has taken place, and that subsequent fire drills are scheduled to take place on a regular basis in the future. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.

You must provide the Care Quality Commission with evidence that clinical and non-clinical staff have been trained and are aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis to enable early identification and treatment. This must be developed, implemented and shared with the Care Quality Commission within 30 days of the condition taking effect.