A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK.
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GP practices sound alarm over pharmacist recruitment struggles in new report |
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Suffolk NHS bid for plans for Ipswich surgery by year end |
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Practices struggling to recruit nurses due to salary constraints, finds report |
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Marketing your GP practice – tips on how to get going |
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NHS Highland to ‘take on board’ community input as vaccination responsibility set to return to GPs |
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No end in sight for Culloden GP ‘crisis’ as politicians slam ‘delays’ but Scottish Government funding freeze means NHS Highland cannot invest in a new site |
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Union boss warns cuts to GP support staff will put vulnerable West Dunbartonshire patients at risk |
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More than 400,000 visit pharmacies for common health issues |
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Overdue new GP practice in Coulsdon could finally become reality |
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Senedd members call for an end of eHarley Street contract |
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Pension members affected by statement errors or delays should still meet January tax deadline |
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NHSE holds off publishing GP ARRS figures amid conflicting reports |
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GP surgeries suffer shortfalls in key roles including practice managers, new report shows |
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Increase share of funding for general practice, say health leaders |
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Pandemic response exercise to be held in autumn |
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Streeting pressed on fixing GP premises after surgery roof collapsed |
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Wales To Digitise Maternity Records By 2026 |
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Reminder for PCNs to use their GP Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme funding in 2024/25 |
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