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The local surgeries rated 'outstanding' by health inspectors

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February 28, 2026

GP surgeries across Cambridgeshire are committed to delivering high-quality care to their patients.

- By HUNNI HAYNES

The local surgeries rated 'outstanding' by health inspectors

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The Care Quality Commission's (CQC) assessments of healthcare providers in the country highlights the effectiveness and impact of provider's care.

The CQC's quality ratings for health and social care services in England implement a four-tier rating system with the top performing services being awarded an 'Outstanding' grade.

This means that the service is performing "exceptionally well", according to CQC.

Inspectors look at five key aspects when evaluating a service.

This includes the safety, effectiveness, caring, responsiveness, and the leadership of each surgery.

These ratings are publicly available on CQC's website and help people to make informed choices on their healthcare provider and identify any areas that need improvement.

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