The Experience of GP Services, 01.07.22 - 30.06.23

Report - 5 July 2023

This annual report is based on the experience of 1,287 people. Findings show that the overall sentiment is 54% positive. Three practices received a significant number of comments that were mostly positive. Service access is still the main area of concern especially telephone access. Clinical treatment, staff attitude, administration and communication have seen falls in the number of complaints.

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