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Somerset GP survey results released
Patients have rated local GP practices based on their healthcare experiences.

Patients have ranked Somerset GP practices based on their experiences.
Somerset GP practices ranked by patient feedback
The latest GP Patient Survey reveals insights from over 2.7 million participants regarding their local General Practice services in Somerset. The results indicate a general satisfaction, with 75% of respondents rating their overall experience positively. Notably, 93% expressed confidence and trust in their GPs. However, challenges persist; only 53% found it easy to contact their GP. The survey highlighted the top-performing practices, with Quantock Medical Centre receiving the highest rating at 98%. In contrast, Church Street Surgery in Martock was noted as the lowest-rated, with only 53% satisfaction.
Key Takeaways
"93% of patients expressed confidence and trust in their GP."
This statistic reflects the strong patient-physician relationships in Somerset practices.
"Accessibility remains a key challenge for many practices."
This highlights the need for improvements in how patients reach their GPs.
The survey results present a mixed picture for Somerset's GP practices. While a significant majority feel confident in their GPs and report good quality care, the low rating for contact ease signals a potential area for improvement. This discrepancy between patient satisfaction and accessibility may affect long-term trust in these essential services. As these practices adapt to growing demands, addressing accessibility could be crucial for maintaining positive patient relationships.
Highlights
- Over 2.7 million voices reflect on GP satisfaction.
- Trust in GPs remains strong despite contact challenges.
- Accessibility issues highlight a gap in patient care.
- Local practices must improve communication to boost satisfaction.
Concerns over accessibility and patient satisfaction
The survey findings reveal a significant gap between overall satisfaction and the ability to contact GP practices, which may lead to concerns about access to care in the region.
The findings underscore the importance of improving accessibility alongside quality of care.
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