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GP waiting times now exceed 2 weeks

A new survey of 901 GPs in England by industry publication has revealed average waiting times for routine appointments to have risen over two weeks for the first time. As our infographic shows, the average wait in 2016 was 12.8 days and has risen since then to 14.8 days in 2019. The research also revealed that 22 percent of GPs said their patients had to wait for more than three weeks. As Pulse reports, the demand for GPs has been rising in recent years, while the .

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This chart shows the average waiting time for a non-urgent GP appointment in England from 2016 to 2019.

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NHS workforce vacancy rates in the South East Q1 2018/19 - Q4 2025/26, by sector
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NHS workforce vacancy rates in the Midlands Q1 2018/19 - Q4 2025/26, by sector
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NHS workforce vacancy rates in London Q1 2018/19-Q4 2025/26, by sector
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NHS England workforce vacancy rates Q1 2018/19-Q4 2025/26, by region

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