
Media comment: initial response to 10 Year Health Plan for England
Our CEO calls for general practice to be given the resources and autonomy to play a big role in the move to more preventative care.
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Our CEO calls for general practice to be given the resources and autonomy to play a big role in the move to more preventative care.
Covering: new CEO, workforce survey last chance, LMC elections, spotlight on patient engagement, UK LMC Conference motions and more.
The GP Direct team talk about their dedication to community engagement, which earned them recognition at our awards event in February.
Our latest workforce survey is in practice inboxes now, if you think your practice has not received the invite email please contact info@lmc.org.uk.
Health spending rising at only 3% over the next three years while NHS inflation is at 16% means relative cuts to essential patient care and staff wages.
Dear colleagues, In our November meeting we discussed the pros and cons of an alert system for General Practice, similar to that used in secondary care. This has been pioneered by Devon LMC: https://www.devonlmc.co.uk/general-practice-alert-state. It is being piloted in north London, and we look forward to the outcome. In SE London, the problems with the Safeguarding […]
Covering: Mid Meds highlighting their products with impartial advice and MIAB suggesting why you may need management liability cover.
Practices have until 5pm today (4th November) to pause the activation of accelerated access to patient records.
Our series of lunchtime workshops each run from 12:30 to 1:15pm, with half an hour of instruction and explanation and 15 minutes for questions.
Practices should bear in mind that the 1 November 2022 target for automatic access is not a contractual requirement, despite the large volume of communications received presenting it as a hard deadline.
Steve Barclay inherits all the same challenges his predecessor did some seven weeks’ ago.
Read our October 2022 updates on patient access to records, PCN DES opt-out window and BMA safe working in general practice.