Jeremy Hunt launches 'new deal' for GP's

The video discusses the need for GP services to be available seven days a week to meet patient demands. The government plans to increase healthcare staff to support this initiative. While some practices have extended hours, challenges remain, such as low demand on Sundays and resource allocation concerns. The Royal College questions the best use of NHS resources, but the government is committed to its manifesto promise.

Why do some patients prefer GP services to be available on weekends?

• They prefer to see a GP after work hours.

• They find it more convenient to visit during weekdays.

• They have more free time during weekdays.

• They want to avoid using emergency services.

What is the government's strategy to meet the demand for seven-day GP services?

• Limiting GP services to weekdays only.

• Reducing the number of healthcare workers.

• Increasing the number of healthcare staff.

• Closing GP services on Sundays.

What has been the impact of longer GP opening hours in Greater Manchester?

• No change in patient visits to emergency services.

• An increase in demand for Sunday services.

• A decrease in patient visits to emergency services.

• Increased patient visits to emergency services.

What concern does the Royal College of GPs have about seven-day services?

• It will reduce healthcare costs.

• It will increase patient satisfaction.

• It will lead to a shortage of doctors.

• It may not be the best use of resources.

What is the political stance on providing GP care seven days a week?

• The government plans to reduce GP services.

• The government is undecided about the plan.

• The government is committed to the plan.

• The government is likely to abandon the plan.