Hillswick Health Centre - Shetland - 98.63 South Harris Medical Practice - Isle Of Harris - 98.7 Lochcarron Medical Partnership - Rosshire - 99.29 Strathdon Medical Centre - Strathdon - 99.34Įasdale Medical Practice - Isle of Seil - 99.29 Shebburn Medical Practice - New Abbey - 100 Surgery name - Location - % of patients giving a positive score Edinburgh mum gave birth to 'miracle' IVF baby boy despite facing barriers on the NHS.SNP health chaos exposed as delayed-discharge patient stuck in hospital for over six years.Only 67 per cent of Scots were satisfied with the care received from an NHS service when GP practice was closed, down by 12 per cent. At the same time, telephone consultations were up by 46 per cent. The Covid pandemic has resulted in only 37 per cent of patients saying they had received a face-to-face appointment - down a whopping 49 per cent.

Just three-quarters (75 per cent) said it was easy to contact GP practice in the way that they want to, down by 10 per cent, and 85 per cent said they could see a doctor urgently within two days, down one per cent. This was down by 12 per cent on the 2019/20 survey. The findings were a damning indictment of primary care under the SNP, with 67 per cent of Scots giving their local doctors' surgery a positive rating for overall care. The Health Clinic in Braemar, Aberdeenshire Dunbeath Surgery in Caithness Greenlaw Surgery in the Borders and Shebburn Medical Practice in New Abbey, Dumfries and Galloway all scored perfect marks from their patients.Īt the other end of the scale, Bruce Medical Centre in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, was rated the country's worst practice with a positive score of just 12.98, closely followed by LMG in Lanark with a score of 14.51. READ MORE: Humza Yousaf 'missing in action' at Commonwealth Games as A&E Crisis continues On the key question - Overall, how would you rate the care provided by your GP practice? - there were four surgeries with 100 per cent positive results. The Scottish Government Health and Care Experience Survey 2021/22 asked more than 130,000 people a range of questions about their family doctor and other local healthcare services.

A new survey has revealed the best - and the worst - GP surgeries in Scotland when it comes to the quality of care offered to patients.

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