Cricklade Surgery

Registration details

The location ID for Cricklade Surgery is 1-526584651.

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

Type of service

• Doctors/GPs

Service specialism

• Services for everyone

Local authority

Wiltshire

Monitored services

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

Maternity and midwifery services

Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

The registered person must implement a sustainable system to ensure care and treatment for service users is managed and delivered in line with national guidelines and action taken to mitigate risk. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Service users diagnosed with Asthma experiencing an exacerbation of their condition.
b. Service users impacted by drug safety/MHRA alerts.
c. Service users prescribed Ace inhibitors or Angiotensin II receptor blocker.
d. Service users identified with a potential missed diagnosis of chronic kidney disease stage 3,4 or 5
e. Service users requiring medicine reviews; including polypharmacy.
f. Service users diagnosed with long term conditions such as chronic kidney disease stages 4 or 5; Hypothyroidism; and service users diagnosed with Diabetes who’s latest HbA1c > 75mmol/l.
g. Ensuring pathology results are reviewed and acted on.

The registered person must submit to CQC, on the 28 May 2026 and the 28th day of each month thereafter (or the nearest working day thereafter where the 28th falls on a non-working day), monthly submissions to demonstrate the implementation of the system described above, ensuring that care and treatment are being managed and delivered in line with national guidelines. These monthly submissions must include, but not be limited to, evidence relating to service users, including recalls, searches completed, identification of outliers, unactioned and unfiled pathology results and evidence of actions taken in response.

The registered person must ensure that they can respond appropriately to medical emergencies across both sites. This must include but is not limited to:
a. Ensuring there are suitably qualified and trained staff to respond to medical emergencies during practice opening hours
b. Access to all emergency medicines is ensured during practice opening hours whilst ensuring their security.
c. Ensuring risks associated with emergency medicines and responding to clinical emergencies have been assessed and mitigated.

The Registered Person must act on and mitigate risk identified in their fire risk assessment in line with the timescales determined on the assessment, or if those timescales have expired, as soon as practicable.

The Registered Person must submit a written action plan by 28 May 2026 to the Care Quality Commission to include clear timescales for completion of each action for the implementation and monitoring of effective processes covering the following areas:
a. Medicines management as detailed above.
b. Submissions of the monthly submissions as detailed above.
c. Responding to medical emergencies as detailed above.
d, Responding to and acting on risks identified in their fire risk assessment.

Treatment of disease, disorder or injury

Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

The registered person must implement a sustainable system to ensure care and treatment for service users is managed and delivered in line with national guidelines and action taken to mitigate risk. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Service users diagnosed with Asthma experiencing an exacerbation of their condition.
b. Service users impacted by drug safety/MHRA alerts.
c. Service users prescribed Ace inhibitors or Angiotensin II receptor blocker.
d, Service users identified with a potential missed diagnosis of chronic kidney disease stage 3,4 or 5.
e. Service users requiring medicine reviews; including polypharmacy.
f. Service users diagnosed with long term conditions such as chronic kidney disease stages 4 or 5; Hypothyroidism; and service users diagnosed with Diabetes who’s latest HbA1c > 75mmol/l.
g. Ensuring pathology results are reviewed and acted on.

The registered person must submit to CQC, on the 28 May 2026 and the 28th day of each month thereafter (or the nearest working day thereafter where the 28th falls on a non-working day), monthly submissions to demonstrate the implementation of the system described above, ensuring that care and treatment are being managed and delivered in line with national guidelines. These monthly submissions must include, but not be limited to, evidence relating to service users, including recalls, searches completed, identification of outliers, unactioned and unfiled pathology results and evidence of actions taken in response.

The registered person must ensure that they can respond appropriately to medical emergencies across both sites. This must include but is not limited to:
a. Ensuring there are suitably qualified and trained staff to respond to medical emergencies during practice opening hours
b. Access to all emergency medicines is ensured during practice opening hours whilst ensuring their security.
c. Ensuring risks associated with emergency medicines and responding to clinical emergencies have been assessed and mitigated.

The Registered Person must act on and mitigate risk identified in their fire risk assessment in line with the timescales determined on the assessment, or if those timescales have expired, as soon as practicable.

The Registered Person must submit a written action plan by 28 May 2026 to the Care Quality Commission to include clear timescales for completion of each action for the implementation and monitoring of effective processes covering the following areas:
a. Medicines management as detailed above.
b. Submissions of the monthly submissions as detailed above.
c. Responding to medical emergencies as detailed above.
d. Responding to and acting on risks identified in their fire risk assessment.

Surgical procedures

Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

The registered person must implement a sustainable system to ensure care and treatment for service users is managed and delivered in line with national guidelines and action taken to mitigate risk. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Service users diagnosed with Asthma experiencing an exacerbation of their condition.
b. Service users impacted by drug safety/MHRA alerts.
c. Service users prescribed Ace inhibitors or Angiotensin II receptor blocker.
d. Service users identified with a potential missed diagnosis of chronic kidney disease stage 3,4 or 5.
e. Service users requiring medicine reviews; including polypharmacy.
f. Service users diagnosed with long term conditions such as chronic kidney disease stages 4 or 5; Hypothyroidism; and service users diagnosed with Diabetes who’s latest HbA1c > 75mmol/l.
g. Ensuring pathology results are reviewed and acted on.

The registered person must submit to CQC, on the 28 May 2026 and the 28th day of each month thereafter (or the nearest working day thereafter where the 28th falls on a non-working day), monthly submissions to demonstrate the implementation of the system described above, ensuring that care and treatment are being managed and delivered in line with national guidelines. These monthly submissions must include, but not be limited to, evidence relating to service users, including recalls, searches completed, identification of outliers, unactioned and unfiled pathology results and evidence of actions taken in response.

The registered person must ensure that they can respond appropriately to medical emergencies across both sites. This must include but is not limited to:
a. Ensuring there are suitably qualified and trained staff to respond to medical emergencies during practice opening hours
b. Access to all emergency medicines is ensured during practice opening hours whilst ensuring their security.
c. Ensuring risks associated with emergency medicines and responding to clinical emergencies have been assessed and mitigated.

The Registered Person must act on and mitigate risk identified in their fire risk assessment in line with the timescales determined on the assessment, or if those timescales have expired, as soon as practicable.

The Registered Person must submit a written action plan by 28 May 2026 to the Care Quality Commission to include clear timescales for completion of each action for the implementation and monitoring of effective processes covering the following areas:
a. Medicines management as detailed above.
b. Submissions of the monthly submissions as detailed above.
c. Responding to medical emergencies as detailed above.
d. Responding to and acting on risks identified in their fire risk assessment.

Diagnostic and screening procedures

Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity

The registered person must implement a sustainable system to ensure care and treatment for service users is managed and delivered in line with national guidelines and action taken to mitigate risk. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Service users diagnosed with Asthma experiencing an exacerbation of their condition.
b. Service users impacted by drug safety/MHRA alerts.
c. Service users prescribed Ace inhibitors or Angiotensin II receptor blocker.
d. Service users identified with a potential missed diagnosis of chronic kidney disease stage 3,4 or 5.
e. Service users requiring medicine reviews; including polypharmacy.
f. Service users diagnosed with long term conditions such as chronic kidney disease stages 4 or 5; Hypothyroidism; and service users diagnosed with Diabetes who’s latest HbA1c > 75mmol/l.
g. Ensuring pathology results are reviewed and acted on.

The registered person must submit to CQC, on the 28 May 2026 and the 28th day of each month thereafter (or the nearest working day thereafter where the 28th falls on a non-working day), monthly submissions to demonstrate the implementation of the system described above, ensuring that care and treatment are being managed and delivered in line with national guidelines. These monthly submissions must include, but not be limited to, evidence relating to service users, including recalls, searches completed, identification of outliers, unactioned and unfiled pathology results and evidence of actions taken in response.

The registered person must ensure that they can respond appropriately to medical emergencies across both sites. This must include but is not limited to:
a. Ensuring there are suitably qualified and trained staff to respond to medical emergencies during practice opening hours
b. Access to all emergency medicines is ensured during practice opening hours whilst ensuring their security.
c. Ensuring risks associated with emergency medicines and responding to clinical emergencies have been assessed and mitigated.

The Registered Person must act on and mitigate risk identified in their fire risk assessment in line with the timescales determined on the assessment, or if those timescales have expired, as soon as practicable.

The Registered Person must submit a written action plan by 28 May 2026 to the Care Quality Commission to include clear timescales for completion of each action for the implementation and monitoring of effective processes covering the following areas:
a. Medicines management as detailed above.
b. Submissions of the monthly submissions as detailed above.
c. Responding to medical emergencies as detailed above.
d. Responding to and acting on risks identified in their fire risk assessment.