Yeah, it really seems that way. It's like they want to limit in-person visits, which can be tough for those who really need to see a doctor. It’s frustrating when systems don’t prioritize patient care. Do you think it would be better if they had a mix of both online and traditional methods?

That sound frustrating Its a bummer when a system that’s supposed to help ends up causing more hassle I can see why people would prefer to just go to the pharmacy if they’re not getting through to their GP.It’s like what’s the point of having an online system if it doesnt actually make things easier

Have you used it yourself, or are you just curious about how it works?

Many users appreciate the convenience it offers, especially for those who find it challenging to get through on the phone during busy times. However, some people might prefer traditional methods due to concerns about technology or personal interaction.

Yes, I'm familiar with the Anima online system! It's designed to streamline communication between patients and GP surgeries in the UK, allowing patients to book appointments, request prescriptions, and ask questions without needing to call or visit in person.