Management
A checklist for maternity leave
Prepare for maternity leave with the BMA’s checklist of what you need to do and who you need to contact at work, outside work, and after keep reading
RCGP
News
RCGP respond to BMJ investigation on the increase in abuse against GP staff
The following is a response to a BMJ investigation on the increase in abuse against GP staff, by the chair of the Royal College of keep reading
News
Home Office bureaucracy causing 100s of new NHS trained GPs to face hurdles to stay and work in the UK during workforce crisis
GP trainees from overseas should be given indefinite leave to remain in the UK following successful completion of their GP training, the Royal College of keep reading
News
RCGP highlights GP pressures and the impact they are having on patient care
The following comment piece by RCGP chair Professor Martin Marshall has been published in the Daily Express and featured on the front page of the keep reading
News
Calls for at-home abortions to be continued in Scotland
As reported by the BBC News, Scotland has been urged to follow England and Wales in continuing to offer at-home abortions If approved in a keep reading
News
RCGP fights back against critical letters in Daily Telegraph
The following is a letter from RCGP Chair Prof Martin Marshall, which was published in the Daily Telegraph today in response to a number of keep reading
News
COVID infections continue to fall in the UK
As reported by the BBC News, the latest statics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that approximately one in 33 people have COVID keep reading
News
RCGP comments on “unsustainable” workload and new findings
Chair of the Royal College of GPs (RCGPs) has responded to recent research published by the Lib Dems which showed that on average, every GP keep reading
Compliance
A checklist for maternity leave
Prepare for maternity leave with the BMA’s checklist of what you need to do and who you need to contact at work, outside work, and keep reading
News
One in three practices forced to stop routine appointments
As reported by inews, staff shortages and high patient demand have caused the primary care workforce to slump by more than 350 GPs over the keep reading