GPs to see patients in groups of 15 Patients will be expected to see their GPs in groups of up to 15 under plans being considered by the NHS.
Doctors said group consultations should become “the default” option offered by surgeries for many conditions, in an attempt to cope with growing shortages of GPs.
The scheme is expected to be included in the NHS 10-year plan which is due to be published later this year. The Daily Telegraph
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Doctors said group consultations should become “the default” option offered by surgeries for many conditions, in an attempt to cope with growing shortages of GPs.
The scheme is expected to be included in the NHS 10-year plan which is due to be published later this year. The Daily Telegraph
See also:
- Shared GP appointments trialled - and patients 'like' them BBC News
- The doctor will see you ALL now: Patients to be asked to share GP appointments with up to 14 others The Daily Mail
- Some patients benefit from group appointments, GPs say The Guardian
- GPs to offer group appointments with up to 15 patients at a time The Independent
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