Investment in primary care in Scotland 2015 survey

This statistic displays the response of Scottish adults when asked whether they think the Scottish Government's investment in primary care should go to frontline general practice (GP) services in the next year. The majority of respondents, 61 percent, agreed that the majority of funding should go to frontline GP services in the next year.

The Scottish Government has announced a one-off 40 million GBP investment in 'primary care'. Do you think that...

Characteristic	Share of respondents
The majority of the funding should go to frontline GP services in the next year	61%
The majority of funding shouldn't go to frontline GP services in the next year	16%
Don't know	23%

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Release date

April 2015

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Region

United Kingdom (Scotland)

Survey time period

March 30th to April 1st, 2015

Number of respondents

501 respondents

Age group

18 years and over

Special properties

Scottish adults

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

Exact formulation of the question: "The term 'primary care' refers to a range of health services provided out of hospital including general practice (GPs), pharmacists, dentists and opticians. The Scottish Government has announced a one-off 40 million GBP investment in 'primary care'. Do you think that...

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