Guidance and resources

This guidance covers the benefits and risks practices need to consider before using AI to assist with note taking.

This template letter sets out that a practice, or group of practices, are giving notice to end provision of certain non-contractual services.

Learn how to safely manage workload for the benefit of patients, yourself and your practice team, while working within the requirements of your contract.

Our single point of online access to match GPs with the most appropriate form of professional support you need for a range of challenges.

Practices who have signed up to GPAS need to complete a few simple steps once a week to contribute vital data for showing the pressures on general practice.

PMS practices may wish to consider reverting to GMS, following changes in the mid-2010s to level down overall PMS contract funding to be equivalent to GMS.

GMS contract holders have the same access to judicial review of the adjudicator’s decisions, regardless of whether they hold them as NHS contracts or non-NHS contracts.

This template letter is designed to explain to patients the potential risks from records access around coercion, health anxieties and data protection.

All practices should have an appropriately worded phone system message to inform patients that incoming and outgoing calls are routinely recorded.

Practices served remedial or breach notices will need to take steps to remedy the issues outlined, with sanctions up to Contract termination if they do not.

On the 75th anniversary of the creation of NHS general practice, we celebrate its achievements and progress.

NHS England (London) investigate performers list concerns, this guidance explains that process. Londonwide LMCs can support GPs subject to such investigations.