Seeing the same GP 'improves patient health and reduces doctor workload' | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
Seeing a regular doctor meant patients waited longer until their next visit without taking up more of a GP’s time, a study found.
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Seeing a regular doctor meant patients waited longer until their next visit without taking up more of a GP’s time, a study found.
Seeing a regular doctor meant patients waited longer until their next visit without taking up more of a GP’s time, a study found.
Continuity of care meant people waited on average 18 per cent longer between visits
Patients who see the same GP are less likely to need to go to the doctor as often, a University of Cambridge study has found.
Study suggests consistent doctor-patient relationships can cut GP workload, improve health. Results from 10M consultations show significant benefits.