Leading GPs have warned that the ratio of GPs to patients is reaching increasingly "unsafe" levels.
Nationally, as the population surges and practitioners leave the profession, on average each GP is responsible for around 2,200 patients.
In some surgeries in Norfolk and Waveney, this figure is even higher.
Speaking earlier this year, Tim Morton, chairman of the Norfolk and Waveney Local Medical Committee, said: "As the number of GPs goes down and patient numbers go up, each remaining GP takes on significantly more responsibility for more and more patients. This is unsafe."
In some Norfolk and Waveney GP surgeries, the doctor to patient ratio is as high as one GP to 7,000 people.
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