GP Workload

 

The tables below show how our members divide their time. Hopefully you can see how varied each GP's week is.

 

Dr Doran is a GP and mum in Northern Ireland.

Activity Time spent
Seeing patients - surgery 14 hours
Seeing patients - home visits 4 hours
Team meetings 1 hour
Doing paperwork 14
Teaching/training 1 hour
RCGP activities Irregular
Deanery activities Students for attachments
Medico-journalism Ad-hoc basis.
Telephone consultations 6 hours
Childcare Every hour that God sends.

 

Dr Rees is a GP in Wales

Activity

Time Spent
 Seeing patients - surgery  50 hours
 Seeing patients - home visits  10 hours
 Seeing patients – out of hours  0 hours
 Team meetings   7.5 hours
 Doing paperwork  7.5 hours
 Teaching / Training  25 hours                             

 

Dr Cheek is a GP Trainer in Cumbria

Activity

Time spent

Seeing patients -surgery

16 hours

Seeing patient - home visits

2 hours

Seeing patients - out of hours

Nil

Team meetings

2 hours

Doing paperwork

2 hours

Teaching / Training

5 hours

Continuing Professional Development

4 hours

RCGP Activities (please specify)

Varies

Deanery Activities (please specify)

16hours++             

Writing for publications

Occasional

Doing research

Occasional

Telephone consultation

30 mins

 

Dr Smith is a GP Principal in Yorkshire with a special interest in occupational health.

Activity Time spent
Seeing patients in surgery 25 hours                 
Seeing patients in home visits 8 hours
Seeing patients out of hours 1 hour
Team meetings 1 hour
Doing paperwork 6 hours
Teaching/Training 3 hours
Continuing Professional Development 1 hour
Medico-journalism 0.5 hours
Doing research 0.5 hours
Telephone consultation 1 hour

 

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