A round-up of the news headlines this week relating to primary care and GP practices in the UK
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Joint NHS and Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) plan to recover and reform NHS dentistry has been published. NHS England |
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MMR call/recall launched this week with those unvaccinated or partially vaccinated NHS England |
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GPs told to get on with offering automatic patient record access Pulse |
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End of block contract funding for digital resource for carers NHS England |
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'Future of general practice at stake' across Cumbria, says report Cumberland News |
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Conservatives to pledge 1000 new GPs and appointment within a week The Herald Scotland |
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GP practices in Wales to get 4.4% backdated funding uplift Management in Practice |
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Camden, Islington and Haringey GP surgeries' ‘change of ownership’ Local London |
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Healthcare rules breached at GP practice – report BBC |
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Manchester GP surgery with 6,000 patients forced out of building to make way for Lidl Manchester Evening News |
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Almost half of GP nursing staff not given pay rise last year Nursing in Practice |
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Statement from Happy House Surgery in Sunderland after GP charged Telegraph & Argus |
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Long-term provider found for pair of Northamptonshire medical centres as experienced GPs come together to form a partnership beginning in April Northampton Chronicle & Echo |
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Health bosses make appeal as Princess Alexandra Hospital and other NHS services under “major pressure” Your Harlow |
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Labour promises collaborative GP contract negotiations with ‘a lot to be optimistic about’ Pulse |
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Average South Yorkshire GP looking after hundreds more patients as doctor workforce shrinks Doncaster Free Press |
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Dr Katie Bramall-Stainer: It's time to stop ignoring reality - GPs need more funding GP Online |
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I’m a GP – here’s why you can’t get an appointment (and why doctors should get free food and parking) GP Online |
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