Most GPs exceed safe limit for appointments every working day, poll reveals
Three in five GPs deliver more than the safe limit for patient contacts every day - and many routine...
Flu and COVID-19 wave leaves GPs struggling as strep A child deaths hit 24
Cases of flu and COVID-19 along with hospitalisations for both have spiked while scarlet fever and s...
Decline in GP workforce accelerates as workload continues to surge
General practice in England lost 471 fully-qualified, full-time equivalent (FTE) GPs in the year to ...
GPs slam 'short-notice' closure of 10,000-patient practice in underdoctored area
GPs in one of England's most underdoctored areas have hit out at 'short notice' over plans to close ...
BMA supplies template letter for GPs to ask ICBs to pause QOF for rest of year
The BMA has said the QOF and investment and impact fund (IIF) should be paused and income protected ...
GPs lift lid on how cost-of-living crisis is driving up workload
The cost-of-living crisis is fuelling a sharp rise in people seeking help from GPs for both physical...
Junior doctors struggling to pay bills as poll reveals impact of 26% real-terms pay cut
Nearly half of junior doctors have struggled to pay their rent or mortgage and half have had difficu...
Nasal flu vaccine could reduce cases of strep A in children, study suggests
The nasal flu vaccine could help reduce the rate of group A streptococcus infections in children, an...
New penicillin shortage protocols give pharmacists greater freedom to switch scrips
The government has updated the penicillin serious shortage protocols (SSPs) to give pharmacists grea...
GMC to introduce personalised contact when starting investigations
The GMC will make initial contact with a doctor by phone when it starts fitness-to-practise procedur...
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