A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
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‘Privacy slips’ ease patient concerns about being overheard when sharing details with receptionistsManagement in Practice |
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Infected blood inquiry – Hepatitis C testingNHS England |
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Hundreds of NHS patients have been prescribed fruit and vegetables by GPsYahoo! News |
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Man arrested for attempted murder after stabbing in GP practicePulse |
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Lib Dems pledge to hire 8,000 extra GPs if electedBBC News |
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GPs share stories of patient violence amid calls for tougher sanctions against perpetratorsBMJ |
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GPs should be ‘prepared to walk away from the NHS’, say LMC leadersPulse |
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York GP's Outreach EMR saves lives across the worldGazette & Herald |
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Millions of patients a month wait longer than a fortnight to see GP in EnglandYahoo! News |
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Blackburn doctors set to face watchdog over patient record claimsLancashire Telegraph |
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More doctors, easier booking and better phone system promised by GP surgeryEastbourne Reporter |
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NHS bosses not informed that US firm took over NHS GP St Ann’s Road Surgery, TottenhamHam & High |
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Final preparations for transition to the Cervical Screening Management SystemNHS England |
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Greening NHS transportHealthcare Leader |
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GMC ‘complicit in replacing GPs with PAs’, local leaders sayPulse |
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Countdown to Net Zero: Climate change and the NHSHealthcare Leader |
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GPs and practice staff missing out on monthly pension payments, data showsManagement in Practice |
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