The recent announcement that all A&E departments in England will be introducing a GP triage service by Christmas was met with dismay by many of us who work in primary care. While the recognition of [read more]
Where recruitment is concerned it’s safe to assume statistics should be eyed with a degree of caution. For example, reasons for a certain region having a wonderful GP retention rate or gaining new recruits might [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph Thousands of GP practices are under threat of closure, with 7500 surgeries to become 1500 ‘superhubs’ under government plans to expand opening times, The Telegraph reports. Patients [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on i News Every A&E department is set to have a GP triage service by Christmas, according to NHS England chief executive, i News reports. Simon Stevens, the NHS [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC GPs in Wales will get £27m extra in the next financial year, health secretary Vaughan Gething has announced. But as part of a new agreement, negotiated [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on the Yorkshire Post Drastic plans to reshape the NHS with an emphasis on primary and community care is putting increasing pressure on already overstretched GPs, professional bodies have [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Guardian Modernising and securing the future of the health service in England would cost at least £9.5bn in upfront spending, money that the NHS does not have, the British [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Independent Brexit will put British patients at the ‘back of the queue’ for vital new drugs, the government has been warned – forcing them to wait up to [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on ITV Doctors have rejected a demand to open GP surgeries seven days a week and accused Theresa May of using them as ‘scapegoats,’ ITV reports. The government has [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC Hundreds of GPs in Northern Ireland have signed undated resignation letters to the NHS, meaning they could begin charging patients directly for appointments in 2017, the [read more]
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