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ONS survey shows high satisfaction levels with primary care

By Lee Peart 06 December 2024

An ONS survey has shown high satisfaction levels for GP, dentistry and pharmacy services.

ONS

Life expectancy still below pre-pandemic levels, ONS reveals

By Lee Peart 05 December 2024

Life expectancy remains below pre-pandemic levels in the vast majority of the UK, the ONS has revealed.

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GP patients satisfied despite pressure on primary care, ONS reveals

By Liz Wells 07 November 2024

More than 95% of adults that attempted to contact their GP practice in the 28 days to 9 October were successful, new data reveals.

ONS

Chancellor urged to take 'bold steps' to improve nation's health

By Lee Peart 24 October 2024

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to ‘take bold steps’ to improve the nation’s health in next week’s Budget.

MORTALITY

ONS figures reveal high mortality rates in large urban areas

By Lee Peart 17 October 2024

New ONS figures have shown higher mortality in large urban areas and among the most deprived.

GPS

Office for National Statistics reveals patient satisfaction

By Liz Wells 10 October 2024

Just over 40% of adults in England attempted to contact their GP practice in the past 28 days, new research reveals.

ONS

Asian groups most unhappy with NHS

By Lee Peart 18 September 2024

People from Asian ethnic groups are most likely to be unhappy with the NHS, new analysis has found.

ONS

Decline in healthcare spending revealed by ONS

By Lee Peart 31 May 2024

Total healthcare spending fell in real terms last year, according to ONS figures.

ONS

Survey shows significant drop in positive experience of GPs

By Lee Peart 30 May 2024

An ONS survey has shown a ‘significant decline’ in positive experiences of GPs in England and Scotland while cancer care satisfaction has remained consistent.

ONS

Survey shows significant drop in positive experience of GPs

By Lee Peart 30 May 2024

An ONS survey has shown a ‘significant decline' in positive experiences of GPs in England and Scotland while cancer care satisfaction has remained consistent.