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Doubled in that five year period. there has also been a significant increase in incidents such as vicious letters, e—mails, cyber bullying, stalking and harassment at surgeries and health authors. doctor gary howson is a gps speaks for the royal college of gps and says that whilst the vast majority of patients support the work of gps and staff were working under extreme stress at the moment, when abuse happens, it is very distressing. "i think most gp teams will reflect that the people who are at the brunt of the abuse are our reception teams. they're at the frontline and patients come in an...

Patients support doctors, gps and their staff who are working under intense pressure at the moment, but he says that when the abuse and the violence happens, it is very distressing. i think most gp teams will reflect that the people who are at the brunt of the abuse are our reception teams. they're at the frontline and patients come in and if they get aggravated by the fact they can't get what they want when they want, quite often they start screaming or shouting, threatening violence or damage to property or staff members. and certainly as a gp, i've been spat at on one occasion and it'sjust ...

Violent incidents have doubled to more than 1000 last year, and that in itself is an increase of more than 200 on the previous year. there has also been a big increase in things like malicious letters and e—mails, cyber bullying, stalking, harassment at surgeries and health centres. so dr gary houssem, the vice—chair of the royal college of gps, says that the vast majority of patients support doctors, gps and their staff who are working under intense pressure at the moment, but he says that when the abuse and the violence happens, it is very distressing. i think most gp teams will reflect ...