(1) The GPs are professional and compassionate; they show that they really do care, and would like to help you as much as possible. They take the time during consultations to ensure a proper understanding of the difficulties you're going through. The Clinical and Safeguarding Lead providing reassuring service, making sure that I didn't feel judged but rather felt comfortable at the surgery. The GPs also understand the difficulties young students at the LSE face particularly well. (2) The admin team is nice as well despite what I'm sure must be heavy workload. (3) Speaking of appointments, the online booking system often only gives appointment slots of say, the next week for routine GP appointments, though if you need urgent care, call the clinic and I'm sure they'd help you. I got a same-day appointment with my GP this way, when the next available appointment for my GP would be after a week and I didn't really wish to wait. There are quite a few GPs at the surgery and you may not always get the same one, though if you make routine appointments you'd be able to - most of the time I did. Regardless of which one you get though, the GPs are all nice and professional people who genuinely want to help. From my experience there, one can rest assured that one will be in safe hands.
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