PCNs have hired more care co-ordinators via the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) over the last six months than any … Read More “GP networks hire nearly 3,000 care co-ordinators”
In the week to 21 May, infections fell in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but changed little in Scotland. That … Read More “Covid infections continue to decline”
Each ICS is now made up of two parts: an integrated care board (ICB) and an integrated care partnership (ICP). ICBs … Read More “The Health and Care Act”
The Quality and Outcomes Framework QOF is back in full swing for 2022/23. However, the return of the QOF this … Read More “QOF 2022/23: What practices need to know”
Over one third of GP practices have been forced to stop routine care in the past year, a major survey … Read More “Over one third of GP practices were forced to stop routine care”
Today, AMSPAR will be in attendance at the Birmingham Management in Practice event. Come and see us at our stand. … Read More “Management in Practice”
A group of patients at high risk of becoming unwell due to a chronic physical health problem and depression were … Read More “Patients with chronic conditions offered personalised care through population health management”
The Health and Social Care Act has received Royal Assent, meaning CCGs are set to be replaced by integrated care … Read More “Commissioning changes”
The BMA has encouraged general practices to consider their participation in the Network DES after NHS England rejected proposed amendments … Read More “Participation in the Network DES”
GP practices in Somerset have been advised to consider the ‘viability’ of offering childhood immunisations. GPs previously received the full … Read More “Viability of offering childhood immunisations”