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Boost to NHS funding must better support GPs
Following the prime minister’s announcement of the increase in NHS funding, the RCGP has stated that GPs – as a pillar of healthcare – must keep reading
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N. Ireland’s GP services to receive £8.8m boost
CREDIT: This story was originally seen on BMA.org.uk Northern Ireland’s GP services will receive an additional cash injection of £8.8m this year to help treat keep reading
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How much should we spend on the NHS?
The BMJ asks: after 70 years, how much should we be spending on the NHS – and how will we pay for it? With the keep reading
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Mental health crisis services to receive cash injection of £15m
CREDIT: This story was originally seen on GOV.UK. Mental health crisis services are set to receive a boost of £15m in the UK, meaning that keep reading
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Tax rises needed ‘to prevent NHS misery’
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News Taxes are going to have to rise to pay for the NHS if the UK is keep reading
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Government announces £30m to tackle antimicrobial resistance
The UK government has announced that it will be committing over £30m of funding to the global fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR) The funding will keep reading
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Following NHS winter crisis, BMA analysis shows additional funding needed to avoid year-long crisis
NHS patients endured the worst winter on record as new BMA analysis shows additional funding is needed to avoid year-long crisis New analysis from the keep reading
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Campaigner against NHS cuts robs her own GP surgery of £50,000
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Sun Practice manager Patricia Mayo, who was on £40,000 a year, pushed the clinic in Hartcliffe, Bristol, keep reading
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NHS England frees up millions of pounds which could be used for frontline services
NHS England has published guidance to free up to almost £100m for frontline care each year by curbing prescriptions for ‘over the counter’ medicines such keep reading
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Worst-hit areas lose public health funding, according to BMA report
Council-run public health is heading in the ‘wrong direction’, with large cuts falling on smoking cessation, obesity and sexual health services in many areas where keep reading