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We read with interest the paper by Baker et al exploring the interrelationship between size of hypertension register, GP provision, and access (defined as the ability to get an appointment within 48 hours), assessed in 8052 practices.1 It suggests a conundrum in primary care: the ‘better’ a practice’s recognition and presumably management of hypertension, the worse the access, …

Are there enough GPs in England to detect hypertension and maintain access?