The disappearance of the "revolving door" patient in Scottish general practice: successful policies

Conclusions: "Revolving door" patients in general practice had significant health problems. Their numbers have reduced dramatically since 2004 and this probably resulted from improved drug treatment services, pressure from professional bodies to reduce patient removals and the positive ethical regulatory and financial climate of the 2004 GMS GP contract. This is a positive development for the NHS. (Source: BMC Family Practice)

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