Before the pandemic, Scotland had far more doctors per head of population than any of the other part of the UK. I know this data is from 2019, but I’m not aware of a more recent report and, anyway, it’s more than likely that the gap has widened further in Scotland’s favour, after two more years of Tory-rule: In today’s Herald, another regular appearance from the GP’s trade union convenor Andrew Bust: THE impact of the Covid pandemic could leave Scotland with even fewer doctors than it had before, Scotland’s GP leader has warned. Dr Andrew Buist, chair of BMA Scotland’s GP … Continue reading We have far more GPs and there is no evidence of an ‘exodus’