In full: practice boundaries pilot evaluation
Read the evaluation of the Government’s practice boundaries, which found that one-third of practices failed to register a single out-of-area patient
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Readers' comments (2)
Shurleea Harding20 Mar 2014 7:03pm
Are they blaming the GP surgeries or isthe truth that patients don't want to register outside of their area?
i believed the patients should approach the surgery, not the other way around?
The NHS is in such a mess nobody really knows what is happening anyway!
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George Farrelly | GP Partner02 Jul 2014 5:20pm
It is important to be aware that this evaluation is not an evaluation of the policy but of the Pilot; they are not the same thing. The Pilot did not test the policy in any true sense; the proponents will maintain that the policy is independently evaluated. It is not.
For more information, see this link http://onegpprotest.org/?s=pilot
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