Table 1.
Question | Response option | GPPSa respondentsb | BGPaHc respondents | ||
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n (%) | N | n (%) | N |
Overall, how would you describe your experience of making an appointment? | Very good | 258 (23.39) | 1103 | 717 (65.48) | 1095 |
Overall experience | Very good | 402 (34.69) | 1159 | 682 (58.19) | 1172 |
Thinking about the reason for your last general practice appointment, were your needs met? | Yes, definitely | 622 (55.83) | 1114 | 663 (63.69) | 1041 |
At your last appointment, how good was the doctor at giving you enough timed | Very good | 361 (40.7) | 887 | 546 (61.8) | 884 |
At your last appointment, how good was the doctor at listening to youd | Very good | 395 (44.6) | 885 | 571 (64.6) | 884 |
At your last appointment, how good was the doctor at treating you with care and concernd | Very good | 385 (43.7) | 882 | 553 (62.8) | 880 |
During your last general practice appointment, did you have confidence and trust in the health care professional you saw or spoke to?d | Yes, definitely | 507 (57.2) | 886 | 638 (71.9) | 887 |
aGPPS: General Practitioner Patient Survey.
bPropensity matched sample of patients from the GP Patient Survey [13] who were resident in London and had similar characteristics to respondents in the BGPaH survey. Matching variables used data available in both surveys, including age, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, work status, whether there were children in the household, whether the respondent was a carer, and whether the respondent had a limiting long-term illness.
cBGPaH: Babylon GP at Hand.
dResponses from patients who had a consultation with a general practitioner.