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GPs all work Part-time A myth often repeated, but GP hours are counted in sessions (half days of 4hr 10mins) the reality of a session is 5-6hrs 6 session GP Partners work on average 38hrs/week ‘part-timers’ cost/paid less therefore afford more of them

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