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How this PCN… tackles health inequalities

Healthy Hyde PCN is one of the six networks shortlisted

GPC calls for ‘immediate pause’ on all recruitment of PAs

The BMA’s GP Committee for England has called for an

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Rapid DOACs rollout for AF ‘six years ahead of target’

A rapid rollout of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) for people

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Run PCNs like a community trust to improve management

Installing board roles in a PCN and organising its back

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Pulse PCN to become fully digital

Pulse PCN will move to a fully digital format after

GP provider running 10,000-patient practice shuts due to ‘financial unsustainability’

A GP provider running an APMS practice looking after almost

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ICS deletes post advising patients to see PAs for persistent abdominal pain

An ICS social media post encouraging patients to see physician

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Draft guidance stresses GP role in identifying and managing alcohol use disorder

The Government has launched a consultation on new guidance aimed

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Give GPs guaranteed annual pay and funding rise, recommends NHS Confed

A new pay uplift clause should be included in both

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Transgender patients ‘less satisfied with GP care’

Less than half (47%) of transgender people believe their GP

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ICB replaces APMS contract with GMS to secure ‘long-term sustainability’

An integrated care board is ending a GP practice’s APMS

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NHS England campaign aims to ‘increase patient confidence’ in non-GP roles

A national NHS campaign will launch this month aimed at

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Offer all new GPs salaried employment as ‘primary care consultants’, suggests report

All new GPs should be offered salaried employment as ‘primary

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No more money to boost NHS digital competence, says Government

Ministers have rejected calls to offer higher salaries to boost the

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