A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
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UK worst on hospital waits but best on GP access, 10-country survey showsPulse |
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New standard GMS, PMS and APMS contracts publishedNHS England |
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GPs at 'breaking point' say they must cap appointments - but could it harm patients?BBC |
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Publication of shingles and flu technical guidance documentsNHS England |
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GPs fear new prescribing plans involving transgender care would be breach of the Hippocratic Oath and could result in legal claimsThe Sunday Post |
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Primary care excluded from drug deal because GPs and commissioners cannot be trustedHSJ |
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GPs registered as part time are actually working full-time hours, study findsiNews |
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Practice staff eligible for autumn Covid boosterManagement in Practice |
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Local hospitals urge the community to use health services wisely over the August Bank HolidayDoncaster & Bassetlaw Hospitals |
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Staff at Wigan GP practice face 'derogatory verbal attacks' and 'racist comments'Wigan Today |
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GP suspended after unlawful protestsBBC |
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Powys hospital plan concerns raised by Llanfair doctorsPowys County Times |
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GP practices asked to use only NHSNoReplyManagement in Practice |
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Official review into Marion Price murder recommends safeguarding improvements for GP practices and county hospitalsNorthamptonshire Telegraph |
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GP practices should be scaled up to 250k-patient lists, says think tankNursing in Practice |
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Last chance for GP practices to access free improvement supportManagement in Practice |
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Bromley GP blood tests cancelled after Synnovis attackNewsShopper |
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