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Total number of respondents: 360 GPs
Taken as a whole, how would you describe the 2014 GP contract deal?
Very good 3%
Good 33%
Poor 43%
Very poor 21%
Which of the following measures announced as part of the 2014 GP contract deal do you support?
QOF being cut by 40%
Support 73%
Don’t know 18%
Oppose 9%
A proportion of money cut from QOF being reinvested in global sum
Support 78%
Not sure 16%
Oppose 6%
GPs taking on ‘named clinician’ responsibility
Support 24%
Not sure 25%
Oppose 51%
The new emergency admissions DES
Support 16%
Not sure 34%
Oppose 50%
Seniority payments being phased out
Support 10%
Not sure 13%
Oppose 234 76%
Practice boundaries being scrapped
Support 14%
Not sure 13%
Oppose 73%
Practices having to publish their GP income from 2015
Support 8%
Not sure 14%
Oppose 78%
Practice displaying the result of their CQC inspection in their waiting room
Support 54%
Not sure 27%
Oppose 19%
The introduction of the Friends and Family Test from December 2014
Support 25%
Not sure 37%
Oppose 38%
A new contractual obligation for GPs to monitor the quality of out-of-hours services when used by their patients
Support 25%
Not sure 26%
Oppose 49%
Giving all patients access to their Summary Care Records
Support 47%
Not sure 31%
Oppose 22%
Online appointment booking
Support 69%
Not sure 17%
Oppose 14%
Online repeat prescription requests
Support 86%
Not sure 6%
Oppose 8%