GPs in Glasgow are in favour of primary care emergency centres

doi:10.1136/bmj.312.7046.1610a

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James O'Neil

General practitioner Lightburn Medical Centre, Glasgow G32 6NB

EDITOR,—Val Lattimer and colleagues ascertained views about the future provision of out of hours primary medical care from general practitioners who were members of two research networks; their response rate was 74% (n=199).1 A similar survey was carried out among the 610 general practitioners registered with Greater Glasgow Health Board; the response rate of the doctors was also 74% (n=454), and that of the practices was 88%. The objective was to find out the extent to which proposals for developing …