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As young people become independent, they may need private advice about health matters such as contraception or mental health. 

But starting to use primary care independently and developing a trusting relationship can be difficult. Young people need to know:

- how to contact services
- what questions to ask
- their rights to be seen alone
- when to take a parent along, or tell them you do not want them there
- whether the GP or other staff will tell anyone else what’s been discussed
- how to register with a GP if necessary.

Young people may also value different ways of getting in touch with a GP (e.g. email, text or phone) or may want a young person friendly area in the surgery waiting area whilst they wait for their appointment.

We know little about how young people feel about primary care and what would make it better for them so we are asking you complete this short survey to give us a better idea of how we can help.

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* 1. Which GP practice are you registered with?

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* 2. Do you know who your GP is?

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* 3. Do you know how to contact your GP?

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* 4. Do you use your GP?

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* 5. When did you last access your GP?

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* 6. Overall, how would you rate your GP surgery ? (1= very poor/unprofessional 5= excellent/professional)

  1 = very poor/unprofessional 2 3 4 5 = excellent/professional
Receptionist
Doctor
Nurse
Website
Posters/flyers
Environment (waiting room etc.)
Facilities (toilets)

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* 7. As a child or young person how do you feel you are treated by the staff in your GP surgery?

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* 8. Are you aware of Health services your GP offers to Children & Young People?

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* 9. Does your GP surgery publicise their health services for Children and Young People?

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* 10. What do you feel is the most beneficial way for GPs to publicise these services?

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* 11. Are you aware of the confidentiality policy in your GP surgery?

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* 12. If not, do you feel the confidentiality policy should be explained to children and young people?

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* 13. At what age are you able to book your own appointment at your GP?

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* 14. Is there an area in the waiting room for children and young people?

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* 15. Would you find it beneficial if there was an area for children and young people in the waiting room?

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* 16. Do you feel satisfied when leaving your GP that you fully understand the treatment you received?

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* 17. How does your GP Surgery contact you?

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* 18. How would you prefer to be contacted?

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* 19. Did you know that all NHS GP Practices have a website?

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* 20. Would you book an appointment via your GP surgery website if you were given the option ?

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* 21. Do you see the same doctor at your GP surgery?

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* 22. Would it be beneficial to see the same doctor at your GP surgery?

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* 23. How safe do you feel whilst at your GP surgery? (1 = being not safe at all, 10 = very safe)

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* 24. Is there anything else about your GP surgery that you would like to share with us?

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* 25. How would you describe your gender?

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* 26. What is your sexual orientation?

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* 27. What is your ethnicity?

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* 28. Do you have a physical disability/ impairment?

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* 29. Do you have a learning disability/impairment?

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* 30. What age group are you in ?

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* 31. Do you have a religion or faith?

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