A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK.
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New figures echo College concerns around unemployment issues for GPs |
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General practice hangs on precipice in Wales |
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Partners in minority for first time in history of general practice |
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GP practice training places for foundation year pharmacists increase by almost 40% in one year |
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Revealed: NHS England’s plans to replace traditional GP referrals |
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More GP appointments in May than before pandemic |
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Map of community pharmacy closures over past five years |
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Wales residents struggle with medical jargon says YouGov |
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GPs to deliver new autumn RSV vaccination programme |
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‘Care homes should pay for own GPs’ |
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NHS Borders boost as four newly qualified GPs are recruited |
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West Lothian health services could get cash boost from housing developers |
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Demand and capacity test sites could receive £1.5m extra funds |
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'Underfunded, understaffed, overloaded' : Derry GP and outgoing BMA NI chair warns of NHS 'perfect storm' |
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RCGP advises GP practices to halt PA recruitment |
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Devon GP practices slash antibiotic use by nearly two thirds in fight against antimicrobial resistance |
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