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covid19 pandemic immensely impacted care provision including quality care general practice paper aimed 1 assess belgian general practices acted upon six dimensions quality care covid19 2 study differences three belgian regions 3 benchmark performance belgian practices performance european countries data collected 479 belgian practices 20202021 using online survey part international crosssectional pricov19 study analyzed hereby descriptive statistics chisquared tests binary logistic regression analyses performed thirtyfour survey questions related six dimensions quality care selected outcome variables adjusted regression models included four practice characteristics covariates practice type teaching practice gp trainees multidisciplinarity team payment system belgian practices made important organizational changes deliver highquality care covid19 practices n 259 561 actively reached vulnerable patients limitations practice building infrastructure threatened highquality care 266 practices 555 infection prevention measures could always implemented covid19 using cleaning protocol n 265 572 providing separate doctor bag infectionrelated home visits n 130 279 three hundred sixty practices 820 reported least one safety incident related delayed care process patients urgent condition adjusted regression analysis showed limited significant differences belgian regions regarding quality care delivered belgian practices demonstrated varied performance compared european countries example excelled always checking feasibility isolation home reported patient safety incidents related timely care least threequarters european countries future studies using different design methods crucial investigate country practice characteristics associated delivering highquality care