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Almost half (48%) of the GPs believed patients were having to wait longer for consultations as a result of growing pressures.
A December 2018 report by Human Rights Watch found that doctors were abruptly reducing or eliminating chronic pain patients' opioid medication without their consent, even when they believed patients benefited from the medication and were not misusing it.
A businesswoman spent £1,000 hiring undercover carers to look after her mother at hers because she believed patients who didn't have "a friend or relative to come in and help look after" had "no chance".
Jay Chandran, associate research director of health care at Frost & Sullivan, a research and consulting firm, said he believed patients needed to have an incentive to maintain their online personal health records.
GDPs believed patients wanted to make an appointment as soon as possible, but patients felt differently.
Clinicians believed patients did not want dialysis to disrupt their normality and impinge on everyday lives.
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The nurses believed patient interaction and engagement were important for patient safety.
While over half of all staff believed patient care was easier, this was lower in smokers than non-smokers.
But I do believe patients need to decide for themselves what they want to do".
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