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The workload in primary care is rising for several reasons. There has been a transfer of work looking after chronic conditions such as Diabetes, increased demand stoked by health campaigns, NHS 111 ("you need to see your GP within 24 hours")', the ageing of the population, extra tasks to do with new initiatives such as preventing admissions, a huge increase in the number of immunizations administered etc. At the same time the GP workforce is only growing very slowly (around 2% annually), and the net income per practice has been falling steadily for the last few years.

Nurse Practitioners are Taking on an Increasing Role in General Practice. Is this a Good Idea