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THE 2025 GP PATIENT SURVEY RESULTS ARE DUE TO BE PUBLISHED IN JULY 05:30, 05 Jun 2025 The latest national GP Patient Survey results are set to be announced over the coming weeks. The

national survey gives local residents the opportunity to praise surgeries which are performing well and name and shame those which fall below their expectations. It gives a voice to patients

and ranks practices based on local opinions, and could also alert regulators to potential issues. READ MORE: MIDLANDS TOWN NAMED SECOND 'MOST UNDERRATED' IN COUNTRY WITH CHEAP

HOMES AND GREAT TRANSPORT LINKS GET ALL THE LATEST MOTORING NEWS SENT TO YOUR INBOX BY SIGNING UP TO OUR NEW NEWSLETTER HERE Millions of patients were once again asked to share their views

as part of the 2025 survey, with results due to be published during July. Article continues below With that in mind, we have taken a look back at last year's survey results to see the

surgeries which were not performing well in the eyes of users. They were asked to assess their surgeries in a number of key areas and provide an overall judgement of either good or poor.

Overall rankings are then based on the proportion of patients who ranked surgeries as good or poor. At practices which scored lowest, only around a third of patients viewed them as good. 20

WORST GP SURGERIES IN THE WEST MIDLANDS, ACCORDING TO PATIENTS IN 2024 * Black Country Family Practice: 30% per cent rated as good * Hill Top Medical Centre: 33% * Saltley and Fernbank

Medical Practice: 33% * Springfield Medical Practice: 33% * Aubrey Road Medical Centre: 34% * Regis Medical Centre: 36% * Jubilee Health Centre: 39% * St Paul's Medical Practice: 40% *

Great Bridge Health Centre: 40% * Clifton Lane Medical Centre: 40% * Hawthorns Medical Centre: 41% * Scott Arms Medical Centre: 41% * Great Bridge Partnership For Health: 43% * Oakwood

Surgery: 44% * Laurie Pike Health Centre: 45% * Victoria Road Medical Centre: 46% * Norvic Family Practice: 48% * Great Barr Practice: 48% * Soho Road Primary Care Centre: 48% * Acocks Green

Medical Centre: 48% These GP surgeries will be hoping for much better this year. Patients take into account a number of factors when rating their doctor's, including quality of care,

their opinion of their GP and how easy it is to get an appointment. As well as the overall verdict, people are asked to give their opinions on their practice on a range of different topics,

from how easy it is to contact the surgery and how much they trust their GP. Article continues below Survey results are published publicly so locals can see the rating for their local

practices.