Online access marketing campaign launches amid warning GPs see ‘25% fewer patients’

A national campaign promotes online GP access, as GPs warn the requirements mean fewer face-to-face patients.

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Online access marketing campaign launches amid warning GPs see ‘25% fewer patients’

Published 12 February 2026 · Contracts & funding, IT, data & cyber security

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In brief A national campaign promotes online GP access, as GPs warn the requirements mean fewer face-to-face patients.

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