A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
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NHS to roll out AI software to tackle missed appointmentsHealthcare Leader |
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‘No room for the Indians?’: TPP chairman Frank Hester suggested staff climb on train roofThe Guardian |
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GP practices help to fight period povertyManagement in Practice |
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‘No Wrong Doors for Young Carers’: statutory duties relating to young carers and young adult carersNHS England |
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Man knocked GP and staff unconscious with metal pole, trial hearsPulse |
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Trusted GP surgery manager stole £320,000 from business as workers feared for jobsMirror |
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Government delivers further expansion of health services to former armed forces personnelgov.uk |
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NHS boss apologises for bungled GP appointment change rolloutBrent & Kilburn Times |
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Health Minister officially opened a newly renovated GP practice in Co Antrim after a £600,000 investment from the Department of HealthNews Letter |
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NHS won’t survive without properly functioning general practice, medics warnThe Standard |
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Call out for examples of good practice in patients with COPD (Survey)NHS England |
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GP surgeries facing staffing cost pressures, potential reduction in appointment availabilityThe Forester |
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Health board issues warning ahead of GP surgeries closureGlasgow Times |
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GP surgery labelled 'unacceptable' as inspectors step in to protect patientsCoventry Live |
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Gloucestershire GP appointment numbers may fallBBC |
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GP practices face up to £300,000 clawback after admin blunderGP Online |
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NHS app needs to empower patients not monitor them, says health leaderHealthcare Leader |
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Rising costs. hidden risks: the unseen epidemic of wound carePublic Policy Projects |
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