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GPs ‘planning to quit’ over low morale and workload pressure
Credit: This story was first seen on Sky News Nearly 40% of GPs in southwest England say they are highly likely to quit the profession keep reading
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Physician Associates: Easing the pressure on GP workload
Employing professionals with different skill sets and qualifications has long been the norm in primary care. It is a setting which has a pivotal role keep reading
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Modality Partnership to extend GP services
Credit: This story was first seen on the Hull Daily Mail Almost 50,000 patients are set to benefit from improved GP services after four practices keep reading
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Practice manager ordered to pay back £167,000
Credit: This story was first seen on the Ipswich Star A former practice manager for an Ipswich doctors surgery has been ordered to pay back keep reading
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GP practice merger ‘is good for patients’
Credit: This story was first seen on the Shropshire Star A merger of three GP surgeries to form a new super practice will provide ‘greater keep reading
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Spotlight on super partnerships
Haxby Group is a large ‘super-partnership’ in primary care providing services to 50,000 patients in the cities of York and Hull. It has 22 partners keep reading
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GP practice triples online patients in one week
A GP practice in Cumbria more than tripled the number of patients registered to use its online services in just one week with an extensive keep reading
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The commissioner’s office
This article was originally published by the NHS Leadership Academy As healthcare moves towards a focus on wellbeing for citizens clinical commissioning is becoming increasingly keep reading
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NHS England unveils next steps towards future of primary care
NHS England has set out the next stage of its reforms from the General Practice Forward View. The organisation points out that key primary care keep reading
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RCGP responds to NHS Digital report on GP workforce
In a three month period ending in December 2016, full-time equivalent (FTE) GP numbers fell by 445, from 34,495 to 34,050. The numbers are part of keep reading