About Defence Primary Healthcare overseas
Updated 17 March 2016
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Defence Primary Healthcare overseas
The main objective of DPHC overseas is to bring coherence to governance and assurance of healthcare delivery to service personnel, dependants and entitled civilians.
DPHC overseas now consists of medical facilities in Nepal, Brunei, BATUK, BATUS, Ascension, Falklands, Gibraltar and Cyprus. However, there are lots of smaller overseas locations that do not have the support of a Defence Medical Services (DMS) medical facility and are unable to provide feedback through the normal channels.
Medical care feedback survey
If you would like to provide DPHC overseas with feedback on the medical care you have accessed overseas please do so by completing the online survey below.
This online survey asks 22 questions concerning your experience of medical care overseas. It does not allow for free text comments. Use this survey if you have internet connectivity and wish to make no comments.
Alternatively, if you wish to provide free text comments or feedback to DPHC overseas use the Microsoft Word document copy of the survey which asks the same questions on your experience of medical care overseas but includes space for free text comments.