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COMPLAINTS If you are unhappy or wish to make a comment on the service provided for you by the practice, you can speak to the practice office manager or write a letter. In the first instance the practice will acknowledge your complaint by return of post. A full investigation will be carried out and a written reply will follow. A meeting may be offered to discuss the complaint. The patient's representative can make a complaint with the written consent of the patient. RIGHT OF APPEAL If you feel dissatisfied with the practice
response to your complaint there is a Right of Appeal to NHS Leeds who can be
contacted as follows: North West House, West Park Ring Road, Leeds LS16 6QG SUGGESTIONS & COMPLIMENTS Please feel free to write/speak to the Practice Manager or the General Office Manager with your suggestions. Victoria Allen - Practice Manager -
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