National Survey of local health services 2008 (31st July 2008)
More patients are saying they are “completely satisfied” with care in GP practices and health centres, with high proportions saying they are treated with dignity and listened to carefully. This is according to a major survey of primary care services, published today (Thursday) by the Healthcare Commission. Between January and April this year, more than 69,000 people in England were asked about their experiences of GP practices and health centres and about access to dentists.
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More patients are saying they are “completely satisfied” with care in GP practices and health centres, with high proportions saying they are treated with dignity and listened to carefully. This is according to a major survey of primary care services, published today (Thursday) by the Healthcare Commission. Between January and April this year, more than 69,000 people in England were asked about their experiences of GP practices and health centres and about access to dentists.
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