GP practices to deliver 200,000 doses a year of new anti-cholesterol jab
GP practices in England could deliver 200,000 doses a year of an anti-cholesterol jab for people wit...
GPs forced to spend hours cancelling tests amid 'perilous' blood tube shortage
GPs are losing hours of time deciding which blood tests to cancel as a 'perilous' shortage of test t...
GPs instructed to halt all non-urgent blood tests until mid-September
NHS England has asked GPs to stop all non-urgent blood tests until 17 September - and has warned tha...
All children and young people removed from shielded patient list
The UK CMOs have accepted a recommendation that all children and young people who remain on the shie...
GPs must not take blame for delays to care due to blood test tube shortage, BMA warns
BMA leaders have said that GPs should be protected from any clinical negligence claims that result f...
Doctors demand wider symptom list amid fears COVID-19 cases are being missed
The BMA is continuing to urge the government to widen the list of official COVID-19 symptoms amid fe...
GPs to roll out non-live shingles vaccine for immunocompromised patients
GPs will be able to offer a two-dose non-live shingles vaccine to immunocompromised patients from 1 ...
GPs with long COVID help develop new clinical guidance on the condition
GPs who have experienced long COVID have been instrumental in developing new clinical guidance on di...
NICE delays update to ME/chronic fatigue advice over lack of support
NICE has 'paused' publication of updated advice on ME/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), citing conc...
GPs split over best way to deliver flu and COVID jabs amid lack of guidance
GPs are struggling to decide how to deliver flu and COVID-19 booster jabs this autumn amid continued...
