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18 June
The OSAC survey continued to explore patient satisfaction with personal doctors in Cyprus.
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A recent nationwide survey conducted by the Cyprus Federation of Patients' Associations (Osak) has indicated a generally positive perception of personal doctors within the General Health System (Gesy). According to the survey, which included responses from 1,337 beneficiaries in November 2025, 96% of respondents reported that their needs were met during their last appointment. Furthermore, 75% of participants have remained registered with the same personal doctor for over two years, indicating a stable patient-doctor relationship.
Despite the high satisfaction rates, the survey highlighted some areas for improvement. About 13% of respondents noted that they were unable to establish communication with their personal doctor, pointing to potential accessibility challenges within the system. Additionally, while the overall sentiment toward personal doctors is favorable, the report suggested that further efforts are needed to enhance communication and efficiency in patient care.
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