GP Patient Survey
The GP Patient Survey was introduced under the GMS Contract Agreement
as part of the Government’s commitment to making the Health Service more responsive to patients’ needs.
The survey was developed in collaboration with 4 UK Health departments,
BMA General Practitioners Committee (GPC) and NHS Employers organisation. The GP Patient Survey was
first run in England in 2006/07, and was introduced in Northern Ireland under the GMS contract for 2008/09.
The survey is administered on behalf of the DHSSPS by Ipsos MORI.
The GP Patient Survey in Northern Ireland measures how well GP surgeries
are meeting the standards agreed between the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety
(DHSSPS) and the Health and Social Care Board on patient access to care, consultations with healthcare
professionals, the surgery environment and whether patients are satisfied with the outcome of their
treatment.
The findings of the survey allow the Health and Social Care Board to
reward the good service provided by the majority of practices by measuring performance against these
standards, as well as providing valuable information about how patients feel about local health services.
The results of the survey are used to evaluate practices achievement
in the QOF Patient Experience Domain. The Patient Experience indicators PE07 and PE08 are designed to
ensure people are able to book an appointment with a doctor as quickly and as easily as possible. These
indicators aim to reward good GP access based on percentage of patients reporting satisfaction through
the survey of national access standards on:
- consulting a GP within 2 working days
- booking ahead for non-urgent appointments
For further information contact qofdataenquiries@dhsspsni.gov.uk
2008/09 GP Patient Survey
Information
- GP Patient Survey Questionnaire (PDF 506KB)
- GP Patient Survey Information Leaflet (PDF 228KB)
- GP Patient Survey Poster (PDF 733KB)
Results
2009/10 GP Patient Survey
Information
- GP Patient Survey Questionnaire (PDF 882KB)
- GP Patient Survey Practice Information Leaflet (PDF 218KB)
- GP Patient Survey Information Leaflet (PDF 222KB)
- GP Patient Survey Poster (PDF 733KB)
Results
- 2009/10 GP Patient Survey Commentary Report (PDF 836KB)
- 2009/10 GP Patient Survey Summary Results Report (PDF 123KB)
- 2009/10 GP Patient Survey Technical Report (PDF 1400KB)
Survey Results by LCG
- GPPS Results - Belfast LCG (MS Excel 1131KB)
- GPPS Results - South Eastern LCG (MS Excel 751KB)
- GPPS Results -Northern LCG (MS Excel 1049KB)
- GPPS Results Southern LCG (MS Excel 1001KB)
- GPPS Results Western LCG (MS Excel 796KB)
PE07 & PE08 payment reports by LCG
Please note that the figures in the payment reports will differ slightly
from the overall results data. This is due to differences in the processing of the data for payment
purposes. Further information can be found in the technical report.
- GPPS PE07 & PE08 Payment Report - Belfast LCG (MS Excel 91KB)
- GPPS PE07 & PE08 Payment Report - South Eastern LCG (MS Excel 83KB)
- GPPS PE07 & PE08 Payment Report - Northern LCG (MS Excel 90KB)
- GPPS PE07 & PE08 Payment Report - Southern LCG (MS Excel 77KB)
- GPPS PE07 & PE08 Payment Report - Western LCG (MS Excel 72KB)
2010/11 GP Patient Survey
Information
- GP Patient Survey Questionnaire (PDF 440KB)
- GP Patient Survey Patient Leaflet (PDF 236KB)
- GP Patient Survey Practice Leaflet (PDF 229KB)
- GP Patient Survey Poster (PDF 210KB)
Results
- 2010/11 GP Patient Survey pre-release access list (PDF 13KB)
- 2010/11 GP Patient Survey Commentary Report (PDF 1091KB)
- 2010/11 GP Patient Survey Summary Report (PDF 428KB)
- 2010/11 GP Patient Survey Technical Report (PDF 15409KB)
Overall Survey Results
Survey Results by LCG
- GPPS Results - Belfast LCG (MS Excel 1123KB)
- GPPS Results - South Eastern LCG (MS Excel 770KB)
- GPPS Results - Northern LCG (MS Excel 1049KB)
- GPPS Results - Southern LCG (MS Excel 1022KB)
- GPPS Results - Western LCG (MS Excel 807KB)
PE07 & PE08 payment report
Please note that the figures in the payment report figures will differ
slightly from the overall results. This is due to differences in the processing of the data for payment
purposes. Further information can be found in the technical report.
