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MISC (97)69: General Medical Practice Premises
A commentary
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Document type:Miscellaneous
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Author:Department of Health
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Published date:1 January 1997
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Primary audience:Professionals
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Series number:MISC (97)69
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Pages:32
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Copyright holder:Crown
Premises for general medical practice include a wide variety of building types ranging from adaptations of domestic premises for a single-handed practitioner to purpose built premises for large group of practitioners. It is, therefore, impossible to lay down hard and fast criteria which would be suitable for general application. The purpose of this commentary is to provide advice to health authorities, general practitioners, their architects and other professionals on the development of high quality premises. An expanded version of the commentary was published with HSC 1999/071.
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