London Journal of Primary Care Survey

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* 1. How often do you read London Journal of Primary Care?

Very often (every issue)

Often (most issues)

Sometimes (one or two issues)

Never

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* 2. When you read an issue of London Journal of Primary Care, how much of the content do you tend to read?

81%-100%

61%-80%

41%-60%

21%-40%

0%-20%

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* 3. Which article types do you find of most relevance to you? Please rank in order of preference

Editorials

Research articles

Evaluated Service Improvement articles

Case Studies

Landscape articles

Personal View articles

Opinion and Debate articles

Learning Resource articles

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* 4. We are interested to hear your thoughts on how we can improve London Journal of Primary Care. If you have any suggestions for improvement, please tell us:

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* 5. Please indicate your profession

GP (please indicate level)

Practice Manager

Nurse

Social worker

Academic

Student

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Do you belong to any professional bodies, e.g. RCGP or RCN? If so, please indicate below:

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* 7. Are you currently working on a project that you would like to publish

Yes

If 'yes' would you like to discuss publishing your findings in London Journal of Primary Care with our editor in chief, Dr Paul Thomas?

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* 8. Have you submitted a paper to London Journal of Primary Care before?

Yes

If 'no', please tell us why below:

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* 9. Are you involved in purchasing equipment and supplies, and/or recruitment of staff?

I recommend purchases

I approve purchases

I specify brands

I make recruitment decisions

I am not involved with purchasing

I am not involved with recruitment

Other (please specify)

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* 10. What age range are your patients? (please use a percentage)

	0%-10%	10%-20%	20%-30%	30%-40%	40%-50%	50%-60%	60%-70%	70%-80%	80%-90%	90%-100%
<2	<2 0%-10%	<2 10%-20%	<2 20%-30%	<2 30%-40%	<2 40%-50%	<2 50%-60%	<2 60%-70%	<2 70%-80%	<2 80%-90%	<2 90%-100%
2-1	2-1 0%-10%	2-1 10%-20%	2-1 20%-30%	2-1 30%-40%	2-1 40%-50%	2-1 50%-60%	2-1 60%-70%	2-1 70%-80%	2-1 80%-90%	2-1 90%-100%
12-21	12-21 0%-10%	12-21 10%-20%	12-21 20%-30%	12-21 30%-40%	12-21 40%-50%	12-21 50%-60%	12-21 60%-70%	12-21 70%-80%	12-21 80%-90%	12-21 90%-100%
12-21	12-21 0%-10%	12-21 10%-20%	12-21 20%-30%	12-21 30%-40%	12-21 40%-50%	12-21 50%-60%	12-21 60%-70%	12-21 70%-80%	12-21 80%-90%	12-21 90%-100%
21-40	21-40 0%-10%	21-40 10%-20%	21-40 20%-30%	21-40 30%-40%	21-40 40%-50%	21-40 50%-60%	21-40 60%-70%	21-40 70%-80%	21-40 80%-90%	21-40 90%-100%
40-60	40-60 0%-10%	40-60 10%-20%	40-60 20%-30%	40-60 30%-40%	40-60 40%-50%	40-60 50%-60%	40-60 60%-70%	40-60 70%-80%	40-60 80%-90%	40-60 90%-100%
60-80	60-80 0%-10%	60-80 10%-20%	60-80 20%-30%	60-80 30%-40%	60-80 40%-50%	60-80 50%-60%	60-80 60%-70%	60-80 70%-80%	60-80 80%-90%	60-80 90%-100%
80+	80+ 0%-10%	80+ 10%-20%	80+ 20%-30%	80+ 30%-40%	80+ 40%-50%	80+ 50%-60%	80+ 60%-70%	80+ 70%-80%	80+ 80%-90%	80+ 90%-100%

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* 11. Which of the following common conditions do you regularly treat?

Respiratory (Asthma, COPD, etc.)

Mental health (depression, OCD, etc.)

Sexual Health

Heart disease

Pain management

Seasonal illnesses

Diabetes

Pregnancy

Other (please specify)

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* 12. How may prescriptions do you write per day (approx.)?

<10

10-15

15-25

25+

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* 13. How do you find out about new treatments, products, and drugs?

Academic journals – print

Academic journals – online

Industry magazines - print

Industry magazines - online

National press

Conferences/meetings

Peer learning

Medical sales representatives

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* 14. What are the first digits of your postcode? e.g. “SE8”

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* 15. Finally, did you know that London Journal of Primary Care is a fully Open Access journal, and that it is currently completely free to publish in it? You can find our more on our aims and scope