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Infographic: Are we at risk of running out of GPs?

3 February 2014

Take a look at the state of general practice recruitment in England

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Readers' comments (1)

Nigel Clark08 Feb 2014 7:54am
Is this based on a head count?

In which case this data is useless.

It would be more helpful to know how many consulting hours or primary care consultations were given.
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Editor's comments
Thanks for your comment. The data is based on FTE GPs, as supplied by the Health and Social Care Information Centre.

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