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Understanding pressures in general practiceAuthorsBeccy BairdAnna CharlesMatthew HoneymanDavid MaguirePreety DasMay 2016Understanding pressures in general practice56781234Contents 12134ContentsKey messages 3Introduction 7What is general practice ? 8Methodology 9Activity: has general practice got busier? 14Total consultations 15Type of consultations 16Activity by staff group 17Activity by age group 18Summary 18Patient perceptions of general practice 19Causes of pressure: patient factors 21Access and continuity 21Self-care for minor ailments 24Treatment expectations 27Patient complexity 28Pharmacy, including polypharmacy and repeat prescribing 31Diversity and deprivation 31Contents 2Understanding pressures in general practic

General practice is widely recognised to be the foundation on which NHS care is based. The core purpose of general practice, set out in the national GP contract, is very broadly described as the services that GPs must provide to manage a registered list of patients. This might include consultation, treatment or onward referral for investigation.

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