Fewer than three quarters of GP appointments were face-to-face last month, new data by the NHS has revealed. The new statistics, which cover all practices across England, are an attempt to improve transparency so patients can see how their practice compares to others.
The figures will be released monthly. Across the country as a whole, just 73.4 per cent of GP appointments took place face-to-face in October.
At the worst-performing practices, however, just 12.0 percent of appointments were face-to-face. Here is how Nottinghamshire practices compare to the rest of the country.
