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In full: NHS England's evidence to pay review body

27 September 2013

Read the full evidence from NHS England, submitted to the Doctors and Dentists Review Body.

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Anonymous28 Sep 2013 0:11am
It is not clear if the 'rise' in numbers of GMPs etc is a rise in WTE or just numbers including part-timers. If the latter then the figures are meaningless. Equally I am fed up that HMRC figures are used again as an indication of our individual NHS practice earnings as they can be skewed by earnings from any source.
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