Risks of being a partner have outstripped benefits, GPs told
The risks of being a partner have become greater that the benefits, the RCGP conference has been tol...
Unequal impact of COVID-19 'utterly predictable' amid rising inequality, says Marmot
The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on people in the most deprived parts of England was 'utterly...
Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic can help GPs tackle health inequalities
GPs can use evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic to put pressure on the government over tackling heal...
GPs need extra resources to deal with workload impact of long COVID
GP practices will need additional resources to deal with long COVID as it starts to be treated as a ...
Triage analysis helped GPs re-organise to meet ‘extraordinarily predictable’ patient demand
A West London practice has used triage data to match staff capacity and skills to better meet the ne...
GP education can be shaped to tackle inverse care law
Tackling the inverse care law should be built into medical education by widening access to medical c...
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RCGP president calls on GPs to fight injustice and protect the healthcare rights of women
RCGP President Dame Clare Gerada has issued a rallying call for GPs to continue fighting inequality ...
Targeted use of AI could relieve pressure on depleted GP workforce
Healthcare systems could use artificial intelligence (AI) to empower patients with minor conditions ...
Professor Martin Marshall: RCGP conference speech 2022 in full
Building relationships with patients is key to effective general practice, RCGP chair Professor Mart...
GP access debate must shift to emphasise quality as well as speed, warns RCGP
Good quality access to general practice - seeing the right clinician, often known to the patient, fo...
