GPs are providing millions more appointments to people in England and better access through upgraded technology, new data shows.
One in 10 waits for GP appointment were longer than a month in some areas, with a record 20.5 million waits of at least 28 days or longer last year, new data reveals.
Having easier access to GP appointments is the top NHS concern of the public, according to a new poll.
There were a record 20.5 million month-long waits for a GP appointment in 2024, a 16.3% increase on a year earlier, new data from the Liberal Democrats reveals.
The number of appointments in general practice in England hit a record-breaking high of 41.3 million in October, 3 million more than the previous record in October 2023, new data reveals.
The Employer National Insurance Contribution increase could put more than two million GP appointments at risk, new analysis reveals.
More than 95% of adults that attempted to contact their GP practice in the 28 days to 9 October were successful, new data reveals.
A quarter (27%) of working adults in the UK say they have been unable to work in the past 12 months because they were waiting for a GP (19%) or NHS dentist appointment (12%), a new poll reveals.
Northallerton, North Yorkshire£25,183 - £25,183 per annum
Northallerton, North Yorkshire£37,035 to £41,511 per annum
Northallerton, North Yorkshire£25,183 - £25,183 per annum
Northallerton, North Yorkshire£37,035 to £41,511 per annum