One in three GP practices reduce face-to-face appointments due to online access changes

A Pulse survey found one in three practices cut face-to-face appointments because of online access changes.

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One in three GP practices reduce face-to-face appointments due to online access changes

Published 10 August 2026 · Contracts & funding, IT, data & cyber security

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In brief A Pulse survey found one in three practices cut face-to-face appointments because of online access changes.

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  1. One in three GP practices reduce face-to-face appointments due to online access changes
  2. Only a minority of GP partners earn £250k-plus, despite headline figures