Dr Daryl Freeman
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Dr Daryl Freeman MBChB FRCGP DRCOG
Daryl worked as a partner in a Primary Care practice with a focus on elderly care until November 2017 when she left to become an associate Clinical Director with Norfolk Community Health & Care, the main provider of community care in Norfolk & Waveney. Her role is to work with the newly developing ICS to ensure delivery of care across the area is as seamless and co-ordinated as possible with a particular focus on care for the frail elderly population. Daryl is the Clinical Lead for the development of Community Respiratory Virtual Wards and is hoping that their implementation will continue to support cross agency working in Norfolk and Waveney..
She was Chair of the Norfolk & Waveney ICS Respiratory Clinical Network, which in the last 4 years has worked towards standardising respiratory care, pathways & documents across Norfolk & Waveney.
Following the formation of the ICB and its Clinical Work-streams Daryl Is the ICB Respiratory Clinical Adviser, working alongside other clinicians and managers to try to integrate respiratory care and so improve care for patients in Norfolk & Waveney. This role entails being an active member of the East of England Respiratory Clinical Network.
Daryl is a keen member of the Primary Care Respiratory Society and Is currently a member of the Service Development, Policy and Exec committees and Is please to have been recently appointed as a Director to the UKLCC.
Daryl loves country life and is a keen walker and horsewoman and lives in rural Norfolk with her 2 dogs, 2 horses and long-suffering advanced paramedic partner.
Daryl worked as a partner in a Primary Care practice with a focus on elderly care until November 2017 when she left to become an associate Clinical Director with Norfolk Community Health & Care, the main provider of community care in Norfolk & Waveney. Her role is to work with the newly developing ICS to ensure delivery of care across the area is as seamless and co-ordinated as possible with a particular focus on care for the frail elderly population. Daryl is the Clinical Lead for the development of Community Respiratory Virtual Wards and is hoping that their implementation will continue to support cross agency working in Norfolk and Waveney..
She was Chair of the Norfolk & Waveney ICS Respiratory Clinical Network, which in the last 4 years has worked towards standardising respiratory care, pathways & documents across Norfolk & Waveney.
Following the formation of the ICB and its Clinical Work-streams Daryl Is the ICB Respiratory Clinical Adviser, working alongside other clinicians and managers to try to integrate respiratory care and so improve care for patients in Norfolk & Waveney. This role entails being an active member of the East of England Respiratory Clinical Network.
Daryl is a keen member of the Primary Care Respiratory Society and Is currently a member of the Service Development, Policy and Exec committees and Is please to have been recently appointed as a Director to the UKLCC.
Daryl loves country life and is a keen walker and horsewoman and lives in rural Norfolk with her 2 dogs, 2 horses and long-suffering advanced paramedic partner.