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Victoria and Mapperley Practice vs Parliament Street Medical Centre
Two GP practices in the same primary care network, a short way apart. Side by side, with the margin of error on every figure.
Can the survey tell them apart?
Victoria and Mapperley Practice and Parliament Street Medical Centre cannot be told apart on the Practice Grade. The likely ranges overlap, so the data does not show that one is ahead of the other, whatever the two numbers are.
Side by side
| Measure | Victoria and Mapperley PracticeNG1 3LW | Parliament Street Medical CentreNG1 6LD |
|---|---|---|
| Practice Grade (the 2026 GP Patient Survey and NHS appointment and phone data) | ||
| Practice Grade | 82.4likely range 74.3 to 87.3113 survey answers | 74.8likely range 61.3 to 84.084 survey answers |
| Label (against the England average) | Cannot be told apart from the England average | Cannot be told apart from the England average |
| Patients who describe the practice as good | 85.4%likely range 74.0% to 92.3%, 113 answers | 74.4%likely range 55.1% to 87.4%, 84 answers |
| Access (mean of the two below) | 75.1%likely range 70.3% to 79.2% | 75.6%likely range 72.2% to 78.5% |
| Appointments within two weeks of booking | 78.5%likely range 71.1% to 84.4%, 2,203 appointments | 94.9%likely range 90.8% to 97.2%, 2,896 appointmentsClearly higher |
| Calls answered by the practice | 71.6%likely range 65.3% to 77.2%, 4,571 callsClearly higher | 56.3%likely range 50.9% to 61.5%, 7,006 calls |
| More survey questions (not part of the grade) | ||
| Getting through on the phone | 49.0%likely range 36.3% to 61.8%, 110 answers | 43.1%likely range 25.2% to 63.0%, 75 answers |
| Reception and admin team | 88.0%likely range 77.0% to 94.2%, 111 answers | 82.8%likely range 63.5% to 93.0%, 79 answers |
| Having a preferred professional | 33.2%likely range 22.4% to 46.2%, 113 answers | 13.0%likely range 4.7% to 31.0%, 84 answers |
| Seeing your preferred professional | 26.9%likely range 12.4% to 48.9%, 41 answers | Not shown: fewer than 30 answers |
| Knowing the next step | 80.6%likely range 68.4% to 88.8%, 111 answers | 73.6%likely range 52.0% to 87.8%, 68 answers |
| Contacting the practice | 74.8%likely range 62.3% to 84.2%, 115 answers | 60.5%likely range 40.3% to 77.6%, 75 answers |
| Wait for an appointment | 68.9%likely range 55.2% to 79.9%, 101 answers | 64.3%likely range 41.8% to 81.8%, 62 answers |
| Being listened to | 90.9%likely range 80.5% to 96.0%, 111 answers | 83.9%likely range 63.5% to 94.0%, 71 answers |
| Care and concern | 91.4%likely range 81.2% to 96.4%, 111 answers | 74.9%likely range 53.7% to 88.4%, 71 answers |
| Confidence and trust | 95.9%likely range 87.0% to 98.8%, 110 answers | 97.7%likely range 80.8% to 99.8%, 69 answers |
| Involvement in decisions | 98.3%likely range 90.3% to 99.7%, 105 answers | 87.7%likely range 67.2% to 96.1%, 67 answers |
| Needs met | 97.8%likely range 89.9% to 99.6%, 109 answers | 88.4%likely range 68.3% to 96.4%, 69 answers |
| Vaccinations and screening (NHS England QOF, not part of the grade) | ||
| Babies at 8 months | 72.6%likely range 61.4% to 81.5%, 73 patients | 87.5%likely range 77.2% to 93.5%, 64 patients |
| Children at 18 months | 76.7%likely range 66.8% to 84.4%, 86 patients | 75.9%likely range 65.5% to 84.0%, 79 patients |
| Children at 5 years | 47.1%likely range 35.7% to 58.8%, 68 patients | 64.8%likely range 51.5% to 76.2%, 54 patients |
| Women aged 25 to 49 | 58.9%likely range 56.8% to 61.1%, 1,997 patients | 39.8%likely range 37.9% to 41.7%, 2,518 patients |
| Women aged 50 to 64 | 74.6%likely range 71.6% to 77.4%, 839 patients | 57.3%likely range 51.9% to 62.5%, 330 patients |
| Facts (NHS England, not part of the grade) | ||
| Registered patients | 10,437August 2026 | 10,622August 2026 |
| Primary care network | Nottingham City East PCN | Nottingham City East PCN |
| Phone | 0115 8839080 | 0115 8831900 |
| Friends and Family Test (its own feedback) | 95.8% good or very good191 answers, June 2026 | 87.1% good or very good62 answers, June 2026 |
| Appointments (one month) | 3,980 in August 2026Same day 39.2%; face to face 64.7% | 4,569 in August 2026Same day 61.2%; face to face 46.1% |
| Antibiotic items per STAR-PU (one year) | 0.69England 0.74, April 2025 to March 2026 | 0.35England 0.74, April 2025 to March 2026 |
| GPs (full-time equivalent) | 6.8 qualified permanent9.6 including trainees and locums1,541 patients per permanent GP | 3.9 qualified permanent3.9 including trainees and locums2,756 patients per permanent GP |
| CQC rating (a separate source) | Good | – |
“Clearly higher” appears only when a practice’s likely range lies wholly above every other practice’s here. When the ranges overlap, the survey cannot tell the practices apart and nobody is pointed out. A practice never gets a mark for being lower.
The Practice Grade weighs the survey and access, from NHS appointment and phone data; the other survey questions are from the 2026 GP Patient Survey. The facts are from NHS England, the Care Quality Commission and OHID, are not part of the grade, and are shown as each practice’s own record. NHS England advises against ranking practices on the Friends and Family Test or on appointment figures, and we point nothing out in the facts, vaccination or screening rows.
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Sources
- 2026 GP Patient Survey: https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/
- Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence
- Contains information from the Care Quality Commission, licensed under the Open Government Licence. CQC must be acknowledged as the source of the data; CQC is not responsible for our analysis.
- Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Antibiotic prescribing: UK Health Security Agency and Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (Fingertips), from NHS Business Services Authority prescribing data.