Background. The practice setting is, next to the GP and staff, an important determinant of the
quality of care. Differences between single-handed practices and group practices in practice …

Objectives: To determine whether there are important differences in performance between
group practices and singlehanded general practitioners and the extent to which any …

Background Since the 1970s, many countries have employed the use of the General
practitioner group practice, but there is contrasting evidence about its effectiveness. A …

Single-handed general practices and group practices are the two predominant modes of
primary care provision across European countries. In Belgium, single-handed practices …

This report examines trends in the organisation of general practitioner (GP) practices in
England between 2004 and 2010, and the relationship between practice size and two …

Objective. Our aim was to analyse the obstacles and eventual motivations of solo GPs for
working in group practice. Methods. A qualitative study using 12 focus groups was carried …

OBJECTIVES--To examine the concerns of singlehanded general practitioners working in
an inner London area and to compare the views of general practitioners in partnerships …

Objective To identify the advantages and disadvantages that group practices have on
patients, physicians and healthcare systems. Study design A scoping review was performed …

Background and objective: Whole-person care (WPC) is a core value of general practice
and is particularly relevant with increasing population multimorbidity. However, WPC has …

Background Practice managers play an important role in the organisation and delivery of
primary care, including uptake and implementation of technologies. Little is currently known …