The Irish Times·3 min read·medium

GP shortages are most acute in rural and commuter belt areas, data shows

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Shauna Bowers
GP shortages are most acute in rural and commuter belt areas, data shows
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New data reveals that GP shortages in Ireland are most severe in rural areas and commuter belts. The Irish College of General Practitioners notes that workforce growth is failing to keep pace with the needs of an aging population.

GP shortages are most acute in commuter belts and rural areas, an analysis has found, as population growth and an ageing workforce continues to put pressure on community healthcare services.

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