Can the NHS afford it for all?
Ray, 62 from south London, became one of the first patients to receive the weight-loss jab Wegovy on the NHS … Read More “Can the NHS afford it for all?”
Ray, 62 from south London, became one of the first patients to receive the weight-loss jab Wegovy on the NHS … Read More “Can the NHS afford it for all?”
The Government has unveiled the first details of the next GP contract, including an extra £889m ‘on top of the … Read More “Extra £889m in next GP contract”
The move of hundreds of GP practice IT systems from EMIS to Vision has been put on hold due to … Read More “Major GP IT system migration on hold”
GP practices are facing confusion over different approaches to asthma diagnosis set out in the QOF and in the new … Read More “GPs face conflicting guidance”
The Government has set aside funding to offer GPs a maximum 2.8% pay rise for 2025/26, its submission to the … Read More “Plans for 2.8% GP pay rise”
The number of flu and COVID-19 jab appointments booked through the NHS’s national booking system more than doubled from 9,452 … Read More “NHS winter vaccine bookings surge”
Practice and PCN managers in England could be regulated under mechanisms similar to medical and nursing colleagues, according to plans … Read More “Practice managers could be regulated”
Women waiting in agony for vital gynaecological treatment are turning to the private sector in the hope of being referred … Read More “Gynaecology patients going private”
As the huge effort to help avoid a ‘tripledemic’ this winter continues, people have until the end of 19 December … Read More “Less than three weeks left”
PCNs are struggling to recruit several roles through the additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS), including pharmacists and advanced nurse practitioners … Read More “PCNs struggle to recruit”