One auto-refreshing home for the primary-care open data that is otherwise scattered across NHS publication pages. Every dataset is harvested from its official source, joined on the ODS organisation tree (practice → PCN → ICB → region) and idempotently loaded, so figures line up across sources and stay current. Each series is shown at its true grain. All data is published under the Open Government Licence.
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How patients reach the practice and how they rate it — appointments, online and phone channels, surveys.
Monthly GP appointment counts by attendance status, contact mode and healthcare-professional type.
In plain English: Appointments per 1,000 patients
Monthly practice telephony — inbound calls, answered, missed and callbacks.
In plain English: Phone answer rate
Monthly online-consultation submissions per practice, plus a weekday × time-of-day profile.
In plain English: Online front-door share
Annual practice-level patient experience — overall experience, contacting the practice, continuity, confidence & trust and whether needs were met.
In plain English: Easy to contact (patient survey)
Monthly GP patient experience — the % of FFT responses who would recommend their practice, the response volume and the % who would not recommend.
In plain English: Friends and Family Test (FFT)
Condition registers and quality of care — QOF, dementia, severe mental illness and learning-disability checks.
Annual QOF achievement and recorded disease prevalence per practice — condition registers, points achieved and prevalence by condition.
In plain English: QOF (Quality and Outcomes Framework)
Monthly recorded dementia register (aged 65+ and under-65) and registered-list prevalence per practice, plus care-plan and medication-review coverage — and the official modelled 65+ estimated diagnosis rate at ICB / region / national grain.
In plain English: Recorded dementia (65+)
Quarterly practice-grain coverage of the six annual physical-health checks (alcohol, blood glucose, blood lipid, blood pressure, BMI, smoking) for people on the SMI register — the % receiving all six, each per-element coverage, and the no-checks gap, over a rolling 12-month window. Experimental statistic.
In plain English: SMI (severe mental illness)
Annual QOF learning-disability register size and the number of register members aged 14+ who received an annual health check.
In plain English: Learning-disability annual health checks
Who staffs general practice — practice teams and PCN additional-roles (ARRS) capacity.
Monthly FTE and headcount per staff group (GP, nurse, direct patient care, admin).
In plain English: FTE (full-time equivalent)
Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme capacity per PCN — total FTE and per-role breakdown.
In plain English: ARRS (Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme)
Prescribing volume, cost and stewardship at practice grain.
Monthly prescribing volume and cost per practice — total items, Net Ingredient Cost and the antibacterial (BNF chapter 5.1) share of items, a stewardship signal that pairs with deprivation.
In plain English: Antibacterial share of items
Monthly count of prescription items dispensed in English community pharmacies, attributed back to the originating GP practice, plus the share routed via the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS).
The urgent-care interface around primary care — A&E, NHS 111, 2-hour community response and ambulance/999.
Monthly A&E attendances and emergency admissions, split by department type, per provider.
In plain English: A&E Type-3 share (Urgent Treatment Centres)
Monthly 111 call volumes and dispositions (999, A&E, primary care, self-care, …).
In plain English: NHS 111 / Integrated Urgent Care
Monthly 2-hour UCR — the share of referrals meeting the 2-hour standard, plus referral and contact volumes.
In plain English: 2-hour Urgent Community Response (UCR)
Monthly 999 / ambulance activity and Category 1–4 response times (mean & 90th centile) per ambulance trust.
In plain English: Ambulance Category 2 response time
Who the practices serve — registered list, resident population, catchment and small-area deprivation.
Monthly registered-patient list size per practice — the denominator for per-1,000 rates.
In plain English: List size (registered list)
ONS mid-year resident population by Local Authority, age band and sex — the age/sex mix the registered list cannot show.
In plain English: Resident population
English Indices of Deprivation 2025 — the IMD score and national decile of every small area (LSOA), plus the income and health domains.
In plain English: Deprivation decile (IMD)
Quarterly count of registered patients per practice × small area (LSOA) — the real catchment showing where a practice or PCN draws its list from.
In plain English: Catchment (registered patients by area)
Census 2021 resident small-area (LSOA) composition — % not in good health, % overcrowded households and % disabled (Equality Act) — folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment.
In plain English: Small area (LSOA / MSOA)
The ONS/DWP Claimant Count — people on unemployment-related benefits (JSA + the Universal Credit claimants required to seek work) — by small area (LSOA), as a count and as a % of residents aged 16–64, folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment.
In plain English: Wider determinants of health
DESNZ Sub-regional fuel poverty — the modelled proportion of households that are fuel-poor (Low Income Low Energy Efficiency, LILEE) by small area (LSOA), folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment. Modelled small-area estimates: use for general trends + high/low areas, not within-LSOA time series.
In plain English: Wider determinants of health
ONS model-based small-area income estimates — the modelled MEAN equivalised disposable (net) annual household income (before AND after housing costs) by middle-layer area (MSOA), folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment. Modelled estimates with wide confidence intervals: read as an indicative average, not a precise figure or within-MSOA time series. Higher £ = better off.
In plain English: Wider determinants of health
The DWP count of households on Universal Credit by small area (LSOA), expressed as a rate — UC households as a % of the LSOA's total households (denominator: the DESNZ modelled household estimate) — folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment. Higher UC rate = worse.
In plain English: Wider determinants of health
The DWP count of children in relative low income families (before housing costs) by small area (LSOA), expressed as a rate — children in low income as a % of all children (denominator: the Census 2021 child population, aged 0–19) — folded onto each scope by registered-patient catchment. Higher rate = worse.
In plain English: Wider determinants of health
NHS payments to general practice.
Annual NHS payments per practice — total payments, the Global Sum / QOF / Premises / Dispensing split and payment per registered patient.
In plain English: Denominator
Wider public-health indicators and inspection ratings — OHID Fingertips and CQC.
A library of OHID public-health indicators — recorded (QOF) prevalence at GP-practice grain, plus modelled/estimated prevalence at ICB grain.
In plain English: Expected (modelled) prevalence
The latest Care Quality Commission inspection rating per GP practice — overall plus the five key questions (Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, Well-led).
In plain English: CQC rating
Seasonal flu vaccine coverage among the eligible GP cohorts — aged 65+, under-65 in a clinical at-risk group, and pregnant women — cumulative over the season and flagged provisional in-season.
In plain English: Grain (level of detail)
The lookups and geography spines every other dataset is joined on (not a time series).
ONS exact-fit lookup bridging 2011 and 2021 small-area (LSOA) geographies — used to join legacy 2011-vintage datasets to 2021-vintage data.
ONS lookup placing every 2021 small area (LSOA) in its Local Authority, Sub-ICB, ICB and NHS region — the geography spine for 2021-vintage small-area data.
The NHS organisation tree (practice → PCN → sub-ICB → ICB → region) every dataset is joined on.