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Office for National Statistics Releases NHS Patient Experience Findings

The release covers patient experiences with local GP care, NHS treatment waits, community health, dentistry and pharmacy services. Another update is scheduled for Dec. 3.

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Patients wait for appointments in a GP surgery in London, England, beneath soft window light. / TokenPost.ai
Patients wait for appointments in a GP surgery in London, England, beneath soft window light. / TokenPost.ai

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) published patient-experience findings on NHS care in England on Nov. 5, covering five areas in a new release of statistics still in development.

The release reports on GP care, treatment waits, community health, dentistry and pharmacy services. The ONS classifies the figures as official statistics in development.

A separate thematic analysis examines patients’ written responses about NHS services in England. The datasets summarize findings from three Health Insight Survey waves collected over 12 weeks. NHS England funded the survey.

The ONS has scheduled its next release for Dec. 3.

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