Revealed: 11-hour days, 41 daily contacts and half of GPs working unsafe levels More than half of GPs say they are working above safe limits, on average completing 11-hour days and dealing with a third more patients than they say they should be, findings from Pulse’s major workload survey reveal.
Full-time family doctors are on average dealing with 41 patients in a day – when GPs said the safe limit should be 30, according to Pulse’s survey of 1,681 UK GPs.
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Full-time family doctors are on average dealing with 41 patients in a day – when GPs said the safe limit should be 30, according to Pulse’s survey of 1,681 UK GPs.
See also:
- GPs are seeing TWICE as many patients as is safe The Daily Mail
- You shouldn't see your doctor in afternoon as they 'are drained of empathy' after 20 patients The Daily Telegraph
- One in 10 GPs see twice as many patients as safe limit, survey finds The Guardian
- Overtired GPs openly making mistakes as new research reveals doctors see more patients than is safe The Independent
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