A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
Delivery Plan for Recovering Access to Primary Care: Preparing for Pharmacy First - NHS funded training for community pharmacy techniciansNHS England |
Private GPs boom as patients pay £300 an hour and prescriptions soariNews |
We need to find a cure for Scotland's GP recruitment crisisThe Scotsman.com |
Pharmacy closures threaten plan to cut 10m GP appointments a yearGP Online |
Giving patients online access to new GP health record entriesNHS England |
ICB likely to put GP contract out to tender despite patient protestsPulse |
All the illnesses a pharmacist can treat without you needing to see a GP - see full listChronicle Live |
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) National call/recall Advance NoticeNHS England |
The Danger of Making GP Practices LLPsOckham Healthcare |
GP practice health and wellbeing coach shares passion for role – as part of regional careers campaignNHS.uk |
NHS England cuts national GP retention schemes in favour of local “support”BMJ |
New campaign to encourage use of the NHS AppNHS England |
Chorley GP whose patients campaigned to keep her as their doctor faces fresh uncertaintyLancashire Post |
Finding extra funding for GPs will be ‘extremely difficult’, says Welsh GovernmentManagement in Practice |
MS 'deeply concerned' about Powys GP surgery challengesCounty Times |
Health bosses reveal merger plan for four GP practices in Whitley Bay and North ShieldsChronicle Live |
NHS England issues post-strike prioritiesHealthcare Leader |
Two national GP retention schemes to end this financial yearManagement in Practice |
How Microsoft is using AI in healthcareHealthcare Leader |
GPs hand back Furnace and Inveraray contract to HSCPArgyllshire Advertiser |
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