The Government said the new data published by NHS Digital – which gives detailed information on appointments and waiting times for individual GP practices across England – will help patients "make a more informed choice about the practice they choose to visit".
But the move has not been welcomed by everyone, with the Royal College of GPs criticising the lack of context around how different practices operate.
A total of 245,596 appointments took place at GP practices in the former NHS Wakefield CCG area in October.
At least 56,568 (23%) of these had taken place more than a fortnight after being booked, and of those, 23,514 (10%) saw patients wait longer than 28 days.
Here are the practices with the highest proportion of appointments occurring after a fortnight along with the other end of the scale.
1. New Southgate Surgery
In Wakefield, the practices with the highest proportion of appointments occurring after a fortnight includes New Southgate Surgery – 45.1% of 7,628 appointments took place more than two weeks after they had been booked in October. Photo: s
2. Station Lane Medical Centre
Another practices with the highest proportion of appointments occurring after a fortnight was Station Lane Medical Centre. Photo: s
3. College Lane Surgery
Also, at College Lane Surgery – 38.1% of 8,382 appointments took place more than two weeks after they had been booked in October. Photo: s
4. Outwood Park Medical Centre
Outwood Park Medical Centre – 36.8% of 7,930 appointments took place more than two weeks after they had been booked in October Photo: s