CQC publishes report on East Sussex GP

Published: 24 September 2015 Page last updated: 12 May 2022
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published a report of the inspection of Dr Amir Mir, previously registered at the Cornwallis Surgery in Hastings, East Sussex.

Immediately after the inspection in July 2015, CQC took urgent enforcement action to protect the safety and welfare of patients by suspending the practice from providing GP services from its premises at Station Plaza Health Centre, Hastings.

A full report of the inspection has been published on the CQC website.

Since the inspection, Dr Amir Mir submitted an application to cancel his registration with CQC. A new provider, Dr David Huw Jones, has taken over at the Cornwallis Surgery, and patients previously registered with Dr Amir Mir are now able to access GP services at the same premises.

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For further information please contact Yetunde Akintewe, CQC Regional Engagement Manager, on 07471 020 659. For media enquiries, journalists wishing to speak to the press office outside of office hours can find out how to contact the team here. For general enquiries, please call 03000 61 61 61.

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Read our September 2015 report on Dr Amir Mir (Cornwallis Surgery)

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