BMA Referendum on the non-negotiated Contract 2024/25
BMA members wishing to vote in the Referendum have until 27 March. The final webinars explaining the issues are on 20 and 21 March.
Londonwide Local Medical Committees is the professional voice of London general practice. Providing specialist advice and guidance on a wide range of local and pan-London issues, our focus is helping practices to secure their future. In today's challenging health and social care environment we undertake this crucial role with passion, pride and professionalism.
BMA members wishing to vote in the Referendum have until 27 March. The final webinars explaining the issues are on 20 and 21 March.
This free course facilitates frontline practice staff in sharing how they have adapted to sustain and improve the wellbeing of their teams.
Also covering: NWL LMCs successfully push back on Same Day Access plans, why the Spring Budget offers little relief and guidance on staying safe.
The guidance section holds relevant information on a wide range of subjects related to general practice.
The GMC's Good Medical Practice guidance was updated on 30 January 2024, replacing the previous version on this date.
Practices are required to have their doors open during core hours or have a form of alternative access in place if they are not allowing patients into their premises.
We have developed three short animations, endorsed by a local Healthwatch group, to answer common questions from patients.
LMCs are made up of practicing GPs and practice staff elected by local GPs and are bodies recognised in statute that represent the interests of all local GPs and their teams. Londonwide LMCs is the overarching organisation that represents 27 boroughs across the capital. We provide LMCs with support and guidance on pan-London and local issues, via our primary care, communications, resources and GP support directorates.
This course is designed to help delegates understand the elements of medical terminology and increase their confidence on a day-to-day basis.
The course covers how to organise and summarise medical records in an efficient manner, including abbreviations and confidentiality requirements.
Join all or any of six modules covering regulation, contracts, finances, premises, development and leadership/HR.