GPs Too Busy To Diagnose Serious Illnesses

The video discusses the challenges faced by general practitioners (GPs) due to time constraints and workload pressures. It highlights the fear among doctors of missing serious illnesses and the impact of these pressures on patient care. A survey reveals that many GPs feel overworked and lack resources, with concerns about the future of general practice. Patients also experience long wait times and brief consultations. The video addresses the funding crisis in healthcare and the government's commitment to addressing these issues by increasing trainees and cutting targets.

What is a major concern for doctors during patient appointments?

• Running out of medical supplies

• Missing serious illnesses

• Patients not showing up

• Lack of parking space

According to the survey, what percentage of GPs feel they lack resources to provide high-quality care?

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

• 30%

What do 7 in 10 GPs believe about the future of general practices?

• They will become more efficient

• They will not exist in 10 years

• They will receive more funding

• They will merge with hospitals

What is a significant issue highlighted in the ongoing row over GP funding?

• Increased patient satisfaction

• Shorter wait times for appointments

• Long wait times to see a doctor

• Excessive funding for GP services

What is the Department of Health's commitment to address the GP crisis?

• Cutting targets and increasing trainees

• Increasing targets for GPs

• Reducing the number of trainees

• Eliminating GP services