GPs warn Northern Ireland services at risk without investment
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:21 · Archive
General practitioners in Northern Ireland say GP services face risk without immediate investment and reform.
The number of GP practices in Northern Ireland has continued to fall while the number of registered patients has risen. GPs report managing increasingly complex care needs with fewer resources and under significant pressure.
How it is being reported
- Future of NI's services at risk without immediate investment and reform warn GPs'While the number of GP practices has continued to fall, the number of registered patients continues to rise. GPs are managing increasingly complex care needs, with fewer resources and under significant pressure'Belfast Live · 22 Sept, 17:45
- Future of our services at risk without immediate investment and reform, say GPsBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 17:30
- Future of our services at risk without immediate investment and reform, say GPsThe future of GP services in Northern Ireland is “at risk without immediate investment and reform”, a paper has warned.News Letter · 22 Sept, 17:15
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