In charts: The 10-year decline in real-terms GP income
GP income rose sharply following major contract reforms in 2004 before sinking into a 10-year tailsp...
Legal reforms have piled more pressure on doctors under investigation
Doctors under investigation are facing increased stress after legal reforms triggered a spike in cou...
'Chunking' patient lists boosts continuity of care, says GP super-partnership
Large practices can improve their continuity of care and reduce GP workload by having their patient ...
GPs in Scotland set for 3% pay rise in 2018/19
GPs in Scotland are to receive a 3% pay rise in 2018/19 backdated to April, the Scottish government ...
Number of GP partners holding multiple contracts is rising
The number of GP partners who hold multiple practice contracts increased by 14% between 2015 and 201...
GP income rose 2.7% in 2016/17, official data show
Average income for GPs across the UK rose by 2.7% in 2016/17, data on earnings and expenses reveal....
Legal fees that 'far outstrip' patient compensation driving up GP indemnity costs, warns MDU
More needs to be done to curb legal costs in clinical negligence compensation cases which are contri...
'Ghost patients' at highest level in a decade, official data show
The number of so-called ghost patients registered with GP practices in England reached 3.1m in 2017 ...
GPs urged to bring mental health therapy services into practices
Guidance published by NHS England sets out why GP practices should bring mental health therapists in...
General practice is losing 100 partners a month, official data show
The number of GP partners in England fell by more than 300 in the three months to June 2018 alone, t...
