A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
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A North Wales surgery had just 'one GP for over 6,300 patients'North Wales Live |
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AI guru to save NHS millions after using the tech to cut the number of missed appointmentsThis Is Money |
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Residents fear closure of Norfolk GP surgeryBBC News |
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Working with people and communities to improve general practice in primary careNHS England |
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Health Secretary's Plan To Offer Weight Loss Jab To The Obese Torn Apart By GPHuffington Post |
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Accrington GP practice to move out of 'beyond repair' hospital as bosses make pleaLancs Live |
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Crackdown on NHS waste launchedHealthcare Leader |
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Helen Salisbury: No going back on GPs’ safe working limitsBMJ |
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New diabetes eye checks launching at Hillsborough stadium thanks to new partnership with Sheffield Wednesday and local GPsSheffield Teaching Hospitals |
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GP issues warning over Covid levels in UK but says doctors 'can't tell a lot of the time'Manchester Evening News |
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Best Scottish GP surgeries ranked - see the full league table, including Glasgow surgery with 'perfect' scoreScottish Daily Express |
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NHS North West offers practical tips to stay healthy this winterNHS England |
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Health chiefs in the dark over industrial action by Bristol region's GPsBristol Post |
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Leigh GP surgery staff help to deliver baby in site car parkEssex Gazette |
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Admin and nursing staff make up majority of ICB workforceHealthcare Leader |
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Health teams work together to tackle winter pressures in OxfordshireITVX |
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Mid Ulster GP Federation say its member practices will not accept patients being dispersed from Fairhill Health CentreNI World |
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The growing crisis in general practice: a call to save our surgeriesBMA |
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Rural communities shouldn’t be farmed out like unwanted cattle to other GPs if we want a cherished health serviceBelfast Telegraph |
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