Eight in ten Britons want an 'in-person' GP appointment

Eight in ten Britons want an 'in-person' GP appointment The Daily Mail's campaign to win the right for all patients to have face-to-face care from their family doctor has received a tidal wave of public support.

Some 85 per cent of Britons believe they should be entitled to an 'in-person' appointment with their GP – and not be fobbed off with a remote consultation by phone or video.