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RCGP statement on sodium valproate use
The Royal College of General Practitioners has responded to a Sunday Times investigation on the use of sodium valproate for women of child-bearing age In keep reading
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RCGP: ban on ‘conversion therapy’ should protect all LGBT people
The Royal College of General Practitioners has spoken out against government proposals to ban so-called conversion therapy on the basis of sexual orientation but not gender keep reading
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RCGP launches a “prescription” for general practice in Northern Ireland
Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners in Northern Ireland, Dr Laurence Dorman has urged political leaders to invest in general practice Dr Dorman, keep reading
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GPs need support to manage sustained rises in need for care
Responding to the latest NHS Digital GP consultation data, Professor Martin Marshall, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said the following. “Figures show that keep reading
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New public satisfaction rates reflect “crippling” staffing and resource pressures
The RCGP has responded to the Kings Fund and Nuffield Trust Report: Public satisfaction with the NHS and social care in 2021 Chair of the keep reading
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RCGP comments on fall in gastro-intestinal infection during pandemic
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) have responded to research published in BMJ Open Chair of the RCGP, Professor Martin Marshall, said the following: keep reading
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RCGP responds to Hunt’s comments on the “uberisation” of GP services
The Royal College of General Practitioners responds to the comments made by Jeremy Hunt “Continuity of care is highly valued by both patients and GPs keep reading
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Rescue package and staff urgently needed to keep GPs sustainable for the future
Chair of the Royal College of GPs, professor Martin Marshall, has responded to the Policy Exchange report ‘At your service’, published last week Professor Marshall said: keep reading
Management
Fostering collaboration between general practice and public health
Primary care and public health offer a unique opportunity to support one another, and the important synergies between the two specialties are clear, argue Maggie keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Retaining GPs will require funding, support and workload reduction
A group of experts have researched what motivates GPs to take early retirment – and how practices can retain them for longer CREDIT: This is keep reading