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Doctors

Dr Jeffrey N H Cheetham

MB, ChB, MRCGP, DRCOG, FPCert, DGM

Having moved from London, Dr Cheetham qualified from the University of Birmingham in 1983, and joined the practice in 1988.

In addition to General Practice, Dr Cheetham has a number of other roles:

  • He is the clinical lead physician for the stroke rehabilitation service based at Moseley Hall Hospital, and also the clinical lead for the hospital Tissue Viability service
  • He also undertakes training of medical students, junior doctors and nursing students
  • He has a weekly general medical outpatient clinic in Elderly Care medicine at Moseley Hall Hospital
  • He is a medical Lecturer on Neuroscience modules at the University of Central England (UCE)
  • He is a practice assessor for Worcestershire Primary Care Trust

Dr Cheetham's medical interests include diabetes, cardiovascular and neurological medicine, and elderly care medicine

He is married with two teenaged children

Dr Jacqueline M Boden
MB, BS, MRCGP, DFFP

Dr Boden was brought up in Walsall, and attended Queen Mary’s High School.

She graduated from St Thomas’ Hospital medical school, London in 1987, and worked in a number of specialities in and around London. Since 1993 she has been a GP, and has, in the past, worked for the Brook Advisory Service in Birmingham, Dudley and Sandwell.
She has particular interests in Family Planning, Genito-Urinary Medicine, womens health and psychological medicine.

Dr Boden has three children, a dog, and a keen interest in the outdoors and watersports

Dr Saadat Hussain
MB, ChB, MRCGP

Dr Hussain graduated from Liverpool Medical School in July 2000. He moved back to Birmingham and completed his GP training in Northfield.

Dr Hussain enjoys all aspects of general practice and has a keen interest in ENT and respiratory disease. He joined the practice in May 2006.

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New - Patient Participation Group

Over the next few weeks we will be bringing you news of our new group – we hope you will be interested and willing to consider joining the group or taking part in practice surveys to help us improve the service we provide.

 

CARERS - if you are a carer please let us know by completing a carers card - available from reception.

Patient Survey Results - you can find our latest national survey results at:

http://www.gp-patient.co.uk/

 

 
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