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BMA GPC ‘blindsided’ by NHS England over imposed GP contract changes

The BMA is ‘bitterly disappointed’ with the changes to the

01 March 2022

BMA GPC ‘blindsided’ by NHS England over imposed GP contract changes
England GP practices to open 9-5 on Saturdays under contract update

GPs in England’s primary care networks (PCNs) will be required

01 March 2022

England GP practices to open 9-5 on Saturdays under contract update
GPs in England face imposed contract this year, says GPC negotiator

A BMA GPC negotiator has said that the 2022/23 changes

01 March 2022

GPs in England face imposed contract this year, says GPC negotiator
Government confirms it will revoke GP Covid vaccine mandate this month

The Government has confirmed that it will revoke the GP

01 March 2022

Government confirms it will revoke GP Covid vaccine mandate this month
NHS App to become ‘front door’ to health service post-Covid

The Government wants to see 75% of adults in England

01 March 2022

NHS App to become ‘front door’ to health service post-Covid
General practice ‘could get left behind’ as ICSs fail to appoint primary care officers

Exclusive At least one ICS in London does not have

28 February 2022

General practice ‘could get left behind’ as ICSs fail to appoint primary care officers
GPC executive to meet with LMCs and GPs about ‘fit for future’ contract

The BMA’s GP Committee will meet with the profession to

28 February 2022

GPC executive to meet with LMCs and GPs about ‘fit for future’ contract
Walk-in pharmacy service could save 40 million GP appointments a year, say negotiators

Around 40 million GP appointments could be saved if patients

28 February 2022

Walk-in pharmacy service could save 40 million GP appointments a year, say negotiators
Clinically extremely vulnerable ‘no longer’ at increased risk unless immunosuppressed

The Government has said that those previously identified as ‘clinically

28 February 2022

Clinically extremely vulnerable ‘no longer’ at increased risk unless immunosuppressed
Covid vaccine DES to continue but must not impact ‘core’ GP services, says NHS England

The Covid vaccine DES is expected to be extended until

28 February 2022

Covid vaccine DES to continue but must not impact ‘core’ GP services, says NHS England

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