General Practitioner Expert Reports
GMC-registered UK General Practitioners producing CPR Part 35-compliant expert reports for personal injury, clinical negligence and road traffic accident claims — combining active NHS or private practice with medico-legal training to deliver clear causation and prognosis reports that set out the primary-care standards applied.
Quick facts
- Author profile
- GMC-registered UK GPs
- Report standards
- CPR Part 35 compliant
- Assessment
- In-person or secure video
- Turnaround
- 7–10 working days (average)
Types of Medical Reports
General Practitioner (GP) reports
GMC-registered UK GPs authoring soft-tissue and General Practitioner opinions for personal injury and road traffic accident claims.
ENT assessments
Consultant ENT opinions covering hearing loss, tinnitus, vestibular and upper-airway complaints.
Learn moreOrthopaedic expert reports
Consultant orthopaedic surgeons for fractures, joint injuries and post-surgical review.
Learn moreNeurology expert reports
Consultant neurologists for head injury, post-concussion syndrome and neurological sequelae.
Learn moreDental reports
GDC-registered dentists reporting dento-alveolar trauma, restorative need and prognosis.
Learn morePlastic surgeon reports
Consultant plastic surgeons for scarring, cosmetic and reconstructive opinions.
Learn moreSymptoms & presentations
Soft-tissue & musculoskeletal
Whiplash, back and joint injuries with functional impact assessment.
Post-concussion symptoms
Headache, cognitive fog and vestibular disturbance after minor head injury.
Psychological sequelae
Screening for travel anxiety, low mood and adjustment disorders.
Chronic pain
Persistent pain patterns and their day-to-day functional cost.
Return to work
Fitness for role, restrictions and phased return recommendations.
Pre-existing conditions
Careful causation analysis where prior history is relevant.
Medication review
Prescribing safety, side-effect profile and interactions with injury care.
Delayed or missed referral
Primary-care standard of care where onward referral was indicated.
Long-term condition control
Impact of the index event on stable diabetes, hypertension and asthma.
Fatigue & sleep disturbance
Persistent tiredness and disrupted sleep affecting recovery.
From instruction to signed report
- Stage 01
Instruction & scope
Letter of instruction reviewed and any missing records flagged within 24 hours.
- Stage 02
Records chronology
GP, hospital and imaging records collated into a structured timeline.
- Stage 03
Clinical assessment
Focused GP examination correlating symptoms with mechanism of injury.
- Stage 04
Causation opinion
Balanced opinion on causation, severity and any acceleration of prior conditions.
- Stage 05
Prognosis & treatment
Evidence-based recovery timeline with rehabilitation recommendations.
- Stage 06
Governance & delivery
Peer QA, CPR Part 35 declaration and encrypted PDF issued to the instructing firm.
- Stage 07
Peer review & governance
Second-clinician QA for balance, reasoning and CPR Part 35 compliance.
- Stage 08
Part 35 aftercare
Part 35 questions answered by the reporting GP within 5 working days.
Case types we support
Personal injury claims
Independent GP opinion for RTA, EL and PL matters up to modest complexity.
Insurer instructions
Balanced evidence for claim validation and settlement discussions.
Road traffic accident claims
Soft-tissue RTA reports covering causation, severity and prognosis.
Occupational health
Fitness for work, absence management and return-to-work planning.
Screening opinions
Short-form GP screening reports to test merits before full instruction.
Rehabilitation triage
Direct referral into physiotherapy and psychological therapy pathways.
Clinical negligence — primary care
Bolam/Bolitho-aware breach and causation opinion on GP practice.
General Practice Expert Witness for Medical Negligence Cases in the UK
- Failure to diagnose or misdiagnosis
- Failure to refer a patient to a specialist or A&E
- Delayed diagnosis or wrong treatment
- Prescription and medication errors
- Poorly delivered treatment
What You Get With Evoque Medical
- Appointments booked at a time and location that suits your region.
- Fully qualified, verified, and independent experts for every assessment.
- CPR-compliant reports, most delivered within 7–10 working days of the assessment.
Frequently asked questions
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