2026 GP Patient Survey data is now live.
This year's results are loaded — explore any practice or PCN with PCN, ICS and England benchmarking below.
NHS England / Ipsos are also running a free webinar on Wednesday 15 July at 12pm,
marking the survey's 20th year and covering the headline findings.
Benchmark any GP practice or PCN against its PCN, ICS and England across the
headline GP Patient Survey (GPPS) measures — overall experience, access, appointment wait,
consultation quality and continuity of care.
Source: NHS England / Ipsos — GP Patient Survey, weighted
practice-level results; PCN, ICS and England figures are base-weighted aggregates of member practices.
Survey year
Select a practice or PCN to see GP Patient Survey benchmarking.
Visual benchmarking across every GP Patient Survey measure — pick a focus indicator, see where it sits nationally, and how it has moved.
Interactive
Featured chart indicator
Benchmark
National distribution of all practices
Year-on-year change
Category profile vs England
Average positive score within each survey theme.
Headline measures vs PCN / ICS / England
Trend & benchmarking across survey years
How this measure has moved against its PCN, ICS and England over time.
Gap vs England — every measure (sorted)
Deeper analysis
What most drives patients' overall experience nationally, and where this practice should focus.
Advanced
What associates with overall experience — national correlation
Pearson correlation across ~6,000 practices between each measure and overall experience. Longer bar = stronger lever on how patients rate the practice overall.
Priority matrix — impact vs your gap to England
Bubbles high & to the left = high-impact measures where you trail England. Fix these first.
Member practice heatmap
Every practice × measure, shaded by gap to England — green above, amber/red below. Spot which practice drags which measure.
PCN view
Where this practice ranks
National, ICS and PCN standing for each headline measure — with the practice's neighbours on the national leaderboard.
Member practices in this PCN
Headline positive scores for each practice in the network.
Indicator benchmark table
Every headline measure for the selected practice or PCN vs its PCN, ICS and England.
vs PCN / ICS / similar-size / England
sig. above
sig. below
no diff. (95% CI vs England)
Strengths, gaps & year-on-year
What stands out versus England, and how scores have shifted since last year.
Performing well vs England
Priorities to improve
Year-on-year movement
Biggest improvements
Biggest deteriorations
Change by measure (percentage points)
What drives experience?
How experience relates to deprivation, funding, appointment supply, telephony, digital access and workforce across every practice in England — with this organisation's position and whether it beats the national trend.
Explain
Each point is a GP practice. The line is the national trend. Residual = how far this organisation sits above or below the experience you'd expect for its value on that measure — controlling for it, so a deprived practice isn't unfairly compared to an affluent one. Correlation strength is r (−1 to +1). Cross-dataset — unique to the Haresign platform.
Compare practices & PCNs
Add up to six practices or PCNs to benchmark side by side against England.
Add at least two practices or PCNs to compare.
Focus indicator
Headline measures across selected entities
Full comparison matrix
The national picture — England
Are patients happier?
How England rates its overall experience of general practice, the relational quality of care, and whether patient sentiment is rising or falling year on year.
Patient sentiment
How England rates its overall experience
Experience profile — this year vs last
Average positive score within each survey theme, nationally.
Year-on-year change by measure (England)
Green = patients more positive than last year; amber = less positive. The longest green bars are where the national experience has improved most.
Biggest national improvements
Where sentiment slipped
The digital front door
How easily patients can reach their practice across the three access channels — phone, website and the NHS App — and how that has shifted nationally.
Access & contact
Ease of access by channel — this year vs last
% of patients finding it easy to contact the practice via each channel.
Contact journey — getting through & getting an answer
Reception helpfulness, knowing the next step, and overall experience of making contact.
Every measure across England
National positive score for each headline measure, the year-on-year movement, and how widely practices vary.
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