Journal article
Estimates of general practitioner workload: a review.
Abstract
This paper reviews four studies sponsored by the Department of Health which have attempted to measure workload in general practice and compares these with data from the general household survey. Despite the considerable differences in the objectives and methods employed by the four studies, they were found to contain remarkably consistent measurements of general practitioner workload. In a 'normal working week' general practitioners spend 38 …
Authors
Thomas K; Birch S; Milner P; Nicholl J; Westlake L; Williams B
Journal
British Journal of General Practice, Vol. 39, No. 329, pp. 509–513
Publication Date
December 1989
ISSN
0960-1643