Newport & Central PCN
Newport & Central PCN started life in June 2020. We look after approximately 58,000 patients and work in collaboration with 4 surgeries:
Our PCN has a board of 4 GPs and the Practice Managers from each Practice:
Donnington Medical Practice
GP: Dr James Hudson
Practice Manager: Ms Sakina Morris
Linden Hall Surgery
GP: Dr Stefan Waldendorf
Practice Manager: Mrs Susie Murphy
Shawbirch Medical Centre
GP: Dr Paul Davies
Practice Manager: Mrs Ruth Waldendorf
Wellington Road Surgery
GP: Dr Kevin Douglas
Practice Manager: Mrs Helen Lippitt
The Clinical Director of Newport and Central PCN is Dr Stefan Waldendorf.
The PCN Manager is Mrs Amanda Lloyd
Vision, values and ambitions
Our vision for the future of Newport & Central PCN is to create a patient care system that includes everyone. A system where member practices work closely together and in collaboration with health and social care, voluntary sectors, community groups and local people to deliver efficient and timely personalised care. To make the best use of available resources and to ensure that everyone receives the right support, in the right place, at the right time.
With a growing population increasingly living a 24/7 lifestyle, there is strong evidence that health outcomes are socially determined and that the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and grow old influence their health. Our vision focuses not only on direct health service provision but also on helping people to help themselves and their local communities; offering extended access to new and existing services is very important in creating our vision of care.
Values
- Value and respect people, whether that be patients, staff or stakeholders
- Attention to detail when planning individual care “what really matters to the patient”.
- Listening to others.
- Open and honest care environment with no judgements.
- Empowering patients to make informed decisions about their own care.
- Learning and changing.
Ambition
Our ambition is to provide a joined-up care system where everyone has access to the care they need quickly and effectively.
Prevention
We will support people to live healthier lives, reducing their risk of developing health conditions in future. In addition, we will proactively identify those at risk of ill health and put early measures in place to ensure people live longer healthier and happier lives.
Supported Self-Management
We will work in partnership with the individual to help them to understand the nature and impact of their health condition, empowering them to have the knowledge, skills, confidence and support they need to manage their condition effectively in everyday life.
Education and Empowerment
We will provide people with the tools they need to understand when and how to access healthcare services, allowing well people to thrive and those that are struggling to be supported to ensure the whole population benefits.
New Models of Care
We will streamline our care processes and pathways, creating opportunities for new, innovative and effective models of care to be trialled and adopted.
What is a Primary Care Network?
Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS)
Primary Care Networks have been given funding to provide additional roles to create bespoke multi-disciplinary teams within their individual network.
PCN’s assess the needs of their local population and, working with local community services, make support available to people where it is most needed.
Find out more on each of the ARRS roles in the video.
Meet Our Team
Executives
General Practitioners
Dr P Davies
Dr K Douglas
Dr J Hudson
Dr S Waldendorf
Management
Ms H Lippitt
Mrs S Murphy
Ms S Morris
Mrs R Waldendorf
Management Team

Dr Stefan Waldendorf
Clinical Director
Dr Waldendorf is a GP Partner at Linden Hall Surgery in Newport. In addition to his work within the practice, Dr Waldendorf is also Clinical Director, this role is to bring together practices and stakeholders to collaborate for the development and delivery of services to the local population in our network.

Emily Marston
Digital Transformation Lead
Emily’s role is to help the PCN adopt new technology and other initiatives to improve access to care and enable practice staff to wok more effectively to support the sustainability of general practice services.

Amanda Lloyd
PCN Manager
Amanda manages the PCN ensuring that we follow the contractual guidance and meet the various targets set by NHS England and Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin ICB. Her background is in Primary Care, and has strong local knowledge, having worked in and around Shropshire for over 15 years.

Lauren Wright
Operational Lead
Lauren co-ordinates ARRS staff activities and functions.

Katherine Prior
PCN Care Co-Ordinator
Katherine’s role is to help support the administrative function of the PCN, providing essential support to the Senior Leadership Team within the PCN and also supporting the Home Visiting Team and Extended Access Team.
Additional Roles
Paramedics
- Peter Atkinson
- Charlie Cambidge
- Hannah Harper
- Steve Jones
- Kate Stant
Physiotherapists
- Priya Golar
- Sophie Edwards
- Ben Lannie
- Catherine Willetts
Clinical Pharmacists
- Lidia Derviso
- Satvir Dhillon
- Phil Griffiths
- Inderjit Konkon
- Andrew Hon
Pharmacy Technicians
- Sophie Bowen
- Keeley Tudor
- Meg Walker
- Laura Germain
Care Coordinators
Cancer Care Co-Ordinator
- Louise McMullen
Safeguarding Care Co-Ordinator
- Cheryl Hurdley
Social Prescribers
- Ben Barlow
- Nikki West
Mental Health Practitioners
- Emma Smith