Published 17 days ago

Brits who have visited GP more than once in past years 'have not seen same doc'

Nearly half of adults who have visited their GP multiple times in recent years rarely see the same doctor.
Around 18% of these adults have not seen the same doctor in the past few years.
Research indicates seeing the same doctor can reduce hospital admissions, yet 27% of those aged 65 never see the same doctor.

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