Exclusive: Only 10% of GPs have agreed 'outer boundaries' with their PCT
Just 10% of GP practices in England have agreed an outer boundary with their PCT, a poll by GP magaz...
GPs face tax on pensions as inflation rises
High inflation could force an increasing number of GPs to pay up to 50% tax on part of their annual ...
Revalidation fears could trigger walk-out by GP appraisers
A 'significant number' of GP appraisers could step down over fears that revalidation will change the...
GPs in Scotland fear cuts as health boards plan £220m savings
GP leaders fear deep NHS cuts in Scotland after a report by MPs found its 14 health boards plan to m...
Practice boundaries to be reviewed by July
PCTs could seek to overhaul practices' existing catchment areas as part of negotiations to agree an ...
Best CCGs have systems enabling data to be shared between practices
Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) working best are those with data systems that can be shared bet...
Monitor gives CCGs competition freedom but insists patients are key
Clinical commissioning group (CCG) leaders have been reassured by the chairman of Monitor that the u...
Lansley promises CCGs autonomy in return for results and financial responsibility
Health secretary Andrew Lansley has promised clinical commissioning group (CCG) leaders autonomy but...
GMC consults on guidance for GPs using Facebook and Twitter
Draft guidance on how doctors should be using social media has been launched by the GMC....
Viewpoint: Revalidation is what our patients expect and deserve
With around nine months to go until the GMC expects to revalidate the first doctor, its chairman Pro...
