Quality of general practice: key findings for GPs from an independent inquiry

General practice

Part of Inquiry into the quality of general practice in England

In a shorter version of our report, Improving the quality of care in general practice, we outline the key findings for professionals in general practice and describe the central role that general practice must now play to improve the quality of health care.

More on our Inquiry into the quality of general practice in England

Find out more about our 18-month inquiry into the quality of general practice in England, including the final report and supporting papers.

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Inquiry into the quality of general practice in England

The King's Fund ran an 18-month inquiry into the quality of general practice in England.

Improving the quality of care in general practice: Report of an independent inquiry commissioned by The King's Fund

This report, conducted by an independent panel of experts, aims to support the work of general practice and to provide a guide to ensure that quality is at the heart of the service.

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