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Table 2 Practices’ provision of extended access services by days in different types of service delivery

From: Did a national extended access scheme translate to improvements in patient experience to GP services in England? A retrospective observational study using patient-level data from the English GP patient survey

The number of extended access days

March 2017, N (%)

March 2018, N (%)

The number of GP practices

N = 6208

N = 6208

Number of extended access days (categories)

 0

783 (12.6%)

720 (11.6%)

 1

1134 (18.3%)

705 (11.4%)

 2

974 (15.7%)

617 (9.9%)

 3

664 (10.7%)

462 (7.4%)

 4

473 (7.6%)

336 (5.4%)

 5

446 (7.2%)

394 (6.3%)

 6

318 (5.1%)

467 (7.5%)

 7

1416 (22.8%)

2507 (40.4%)

 Averagea

3.4 (2.5)

4.3 (2.7)

Number of extended evening access weekdays (categories)

 0

1167 (18.8%)

968 (15.6%)

 1

1159 (18.7%)

733 (11.8%)

 2

977 (15.7%)

636 (10.2%)

 3

543 (8.7%)

401 (6.5%)

 4

426 (6.9%)

343 (5.5%)

 5

1936 (31.2%)

3127 (50.4%)

 Averagea

2.6 (1.9)

3.3 (2.0)

Number of extended access weekends (categories)

 0

3062 (49.3%)

2239 (36.1%)

 1

1402 (22.6%)

1163 (18.7%)

 2

1744 (28.1%)

2806 (45.2%)

 Averagea

0.8 (0.9)

1.1 (0.9)

  1. Different types of service delivery: days, weekdays, and weekends of a week included in the model
  2. aStandard deviation in parentheses