Getting the message across to patients and public
Getting the message across to patients and public -Campaign Graphics GPC has produced campaign posters, presentation slides and infographics for you to attach to your emails, practice website and socials, as well as PPG and other patient-facing resources – all of...
SEFTON LMC HOT -GP Contract 24 / 25 Campaign- Bulletin
GPC England ballot is now open- GP Partners/Principals/Contractors – the ballot to save general practice has opened. Your email will be from bma@cesvotes.com. The Ballot will run from 17th June until 29th July 2024. The Ballot Question: ‘Are you prepared to...
It is vital that you keep your BMA membership details up to
It is vital that you keep your BMA membership details up to date so you can vote in the non-statutory ballot for all GP contractors / partners in England that has just been announced. To vote in the non-statutory ballot, you need to login to www.bma.org.uk and check...
GPC England ballot for GP contractors / partners – If Not Now, When?
* Assuming the recommended DDRB uplift is applied to both Staffing Expenses and Contractor Pay elements of the contract. Existing contract uplifts for respective elements have been subtracted. This info gram has been designed by the BMA to explain why GPs must...
Ballot will be open for GP contractors / partners across England, from Monday 17 June, closing 29 July
The online ballot will be open for GP contractors / partners across England, from Monday 17 June, closing 29 July ahead of action commencing from Thursday 1 August. There will also be an opportunity to join the BMA and get three months’ membership free from 17 June....Chair’s Bulletin May 2024
Dr David Smith, Chair, Sefton LMC In this edition: Non-statutory ballot of contractors/ partners Local quality contract hints & tips Clinical advice to paramedics/ 111 uDNA-CPR decision-sharing by hospitals Paediatric ADHD & ASD referrals MASH working practice...
Pressures in General Practice- the facts and figures
The latest GP workforce figures for England show the number of patients per practice is rising. GPs are now responsible for about 18% more patients than in 2015, demonstrating ever-increasing workload pressures. The NHS in England has lost the equivalent of 1,790...
