Abstract Background Patient access to primary care appointments is not routinely measured despite the increasing interest in this aspect of practice activity. The generation of standardised data (or benchmarks) for access could inform developments within primary care organisations and act as a quality marker for clinical governance. Logically the setting of targets should be based on ... https://www.roneverhart.com/100-Percent-Sunglasses-SPEEDCRAFT-LE-Money-Mike-HiPER-Silver-Mirror/