GP Access Survey 2024/25

1.Your consent. Survey responses are anonymous, and may be shared with partners. If you are happy for us to share this survey, please tick the box.
2.How do you usually book your GP appointment?
3.If you book your appointment by phone, do you usually get through straight away?
4.Can you make an appointment in person?
5.If you have the option to make an appointment online, can you find the online form easily?
6.Are you usually offered a choice of appointment method; for example, an in-person appointment, a phone appointment or a video consultation?
7.Is your appointment usually to see your own GP?
8.When you book an appointment, do you feel respected and supported?
9.For urgent appointments, how long do you usually wait?
10.For routine appointments, how long do you usually wait?
11.Have you agreed to a doctor's consultation over the phone or online in the past?
12.If you agreed to a doctor’s consultation over the phone or online, did the doctor (or other staff member) call you back when you expected them to?
13.When you have a phone or online doctor’s consultation, does it usually meet your needs?
14.Please tick any the statements that apply to you.
15.Please tick any of the statements that apply to you.
16.How satisfied are you with your GP surgery and the service they offer?
17.What do you think works well about the service?
18.What do you think could work better?
19.Any other comments about your GP; for example, prescriptions, referrals etc.?
20.What is the name of your GP surgery? (optional)
21.If you have any suggestions for future topics for our surveys, please list them below:
Demographics:
22.Gender:
23.Age:
24.Household:
25.Health:
26.Ethnicity:
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