Reasons for and consequences of missed appointments in general practice in the UK: questionnaire survey and prospective review of medical records

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RT @5h4k35p34r31: @JujuliaGrace Surveys show that the main reason for no-shows at GP appointments (40%) is that the appointment was forgott…

01 Aug 2022

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@JujuliaGrace Surveys show that the main reason for no-shows at GP appointments (40%) is that the appointment was forgotten. Why is your experience incompatible with such findings? https://t.co/BHOE59dv0Z

01 Aug 2022

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@ShaistaGohir @RishiSunak Most appointments (40%) are missed because "I forgot". This hasn't changed in 20 years. https://t.co/BHOE59dv0Z

01 Aug 2022

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@keithb_b @guardian well maybe, but does research that show income distribution of appt miss 2b mainly low income? https://t.co/aAvKgFlS1B

07 Jan 2016

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