Continuity of care refers to the practice of capturing, sharing, and effectively using
knowledge about the diagnosis and prognosis of a patient over time. Prior studies have …

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GPs, more than other clinicians, integrate past and present. GPs are the most aware of the
past experiences of their patients, particularly events they have 'witnessed'. 5 GPs are best …

Introduction There are not enough general practitioners (GPs) in the UK National Health
Service. This problem is worse in areas of the country where poverty and underinvestment in …

Such dose-dependency also provides hope for feasible solutions, ie, continuity of care is not
a binary problem that needs to be solved by a binary solution, but a societal challenge that …

Continuity of care has long been recognised as a core feature of general practice. Relational
continuity is associated with multiple, overlapping benefits for patients, doctors and society …

PURPOSE Relationship continuity of care has declined across English primary health care,
with cross-sectional and longitudinal variations between general practices predicted by …

Objectives To assess the relative productivity of primary medical services in England and the
impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on productivity levels. Setting Primary medical services …

Background Since 2022, general practice has shifted from responding to the acute
challenges of COVID-19 to restoring full services using a hybrid of remote, digital, and in …

Over the last 15 years, relationship continuity in England, as measured in the General
Practice Patient Survey (GPPS), has steadily fallen (Figure 1)(https://www. gp-patient. co …