Causes of GP crisis revealed in new analysis New research exposes for the first time the extent of the crisis in general practice, finding that the overall number of consultations (face-to-face and telephone) has increased by 15 per cent over the past five years, three times the rate of increase in the number of GPs.
Understanding pressures in general practice is the most comprehensive analysis to date of the pressures facing the profession. The report analyses 30 million patient contacts from 177 practices and includes extensive research with GP practices and trainees.
As well as a growth in the number of consultations, it shows that general practice’s workload has become more complex and intense. The King's Fund
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Understanding pressures in general practice is the most comprehensive analysis to date of the pressures facing the profession. The report analyses 30 million patient contacts from 177 practices and includes extensive research with GP practices and trainees.
As well as a growth in the number of consultations, it shows that general practice’s workload has become more complex and intense. The King's Fund
See also:
- Understanding pressures in general practice The King's Fund
- The NHS needs more data on activity if it is to address the crisis facing general practice The King's Fund
- Just one in ten trainee GPs plans to work full time The Daily Telegraph
- Soaring pressure has left general practice at risk of collapse, King's Fund warns GP Online
- Exclusive: 61% of GPs say GP Forward View will not end general practice crisis GP Online
- Health officials 'failed to spot growing GP crisis' over a number of years, report finds The Independent
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