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Government to simplify ICP setup for more streamlined primary care
Changes to legislation should make it simpler to set up ICPs, which aim make primary care services much more efficient The government is aiming to keep reading
Primary care
Management
BMJ launches campaign for adequate rest breaks for doctors
A new campaign has been launched by the BMJ, bringing light to the issue of inadequate breaks for doctors The BMJ has launched its ‘give keep reading
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Views on the NHS Long Term Plan
We’ve spoken to some leading opinion-formers to find out what they think about the NHS Long Term Plan – including what this means for primary care keep reading
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GP clusters – a step in the right direction?
GP clusters and the importance of strengthening them prove key focus at Cardiff Practice Management Conference hosted by healthcare law firm, VWV The importance of GP keep reading
Comment
Primary care leadership: why collaboration matters
Whether you wear the leadership badge or not, collaboration, and having a wider support network, is key to driving change and realising sustainability. Dr Mark keep reading
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CQC releases State of Care report
The CQC’s latest care report highlights the issues the NHS is facing today, alongside the positive changes that could be made According to the Care keep reading
Management
Practice to receive fresh lease on life with new care provider
A GP surgery has been taken over by a new care provider, allowing it to thrive, according to the Great Yarmouth Mercury NHS Great Yarmouth keep reading
Management
Thousands of extended hours GP appointments left unfilled
New data shows that a quarter of extended hours GP appointments are being left unfilled The government’s extended GP hours policy has now been rolled keep reading
Health Tech
Why healthcare should axe the fax
Computer Weekly has reported on the strides one trust is making to bin its fax machines and make its data safer – something it hopes keep reading
News
Written complaints about GPs are on the rise
A report by NHS Digital shows that, while written complaints about secondary care have declined, those regarding GPs and dentists have risen Written complaints are keep reading