Dr Aamer Khan Also known as The Lister Surgery

Updated 8 July 2025

Date of Assessment: 18 August and 03 September 2025

Dr Aamer Khan, also known as The Lister Surgery, is a GP practice which provides primary care services to patients in Bradford, West Yorkshire. The practice is registered with the Care Quality Commission to deliver the regulated activities; diagnostic and screening procedures, maternity and midwifery services, and treatment of disease, disorder or injury. The practice is situated within the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board area and delivers Primary Medical Services to a patient population of approximately 4,500. The practice is part of the Bradford City 4 Primary Care Network.

Information published by Office for Health Improvement and Disparities shows that deprivation within the practice population group is in the lowest decile (1 of 10). The lower the decile, the more deprived the practice population is relative to others. According to the latest available data, the ethnic make-up of the practice area is 70% Asian, 21% White, 3% Black, 3% Mixed, and 3% Other.

We carried out this assessment to follow up on concerns reported to us about the provider. At this assessment we reviewed the practice’s performance in the key questions safe, effective, caring, responsive, and well-led. The practice is rated good overall, and in all key questions.

Updated 8 July 2025

As part of the assessment process, we asked the practice to invite patients to share their experience of the service via the Give Feedback on Care form on the Care Quality Commission website. We received 13 responses, all of which were positive about the service received from the practice. This included comments about good clinical care and friendly staff. The National GP Patient Survey for 2025 showed that the practice was performing better than or in line with local and national averages in all areas. For example, 80%of respondents said that during their last appointment the healthcare professional they saw or spoke to was good at considering their mental wellbeing, compared to the local and national average of 74%, and 82%of respondents said the healthcare professional they saw or spoke to during their last appointment was good at listening to them, compared to the local and national average of 87%. Of the 112 patients who completed the survey, 78% described their overall experience of the practice as good, compared to the local average of 77% and national average of 75%. Feedback from representatives from the patient participation group (PPG) regarding their interactions with the practice was positive. However, at the time of the assessment the PPG had not been active for some time. After the assessment the practice told us it had since relaunched the PPG. This included planning for coffee morning events at the practice, as well as establishing new communication channels to engage and communicate more effectively with PPG members. The NHS Friends and Family Test data from March to June 2025 showed that each month there were over 300 respondents, at least 94% of which rated their overall experience of the practice as good or very good. The practice did not carry out its own patient surveys.