PCNs or member practices could be served contract breach notices if their network fails to meet geographical requirements set by NHS England as neighbourhoods take shape, GPs fear.
Government plans to prioritise UK medical graduates for specialty training could guarantee almost all suitable UK applicants for general practice training are successful, NHS figures suggest.
Exclusive: The BMA asked lawyers to investigate whether a letter from Wes Streeting was defamatory towards its GP committee chair Dr Katie Bramall, GPonline understands.
Upheaval in ICBs and a failure to create jobs to bring newly-qualified GPs into the NHS workforce are major threats to the rollout of neighbourhoods, a government document warns.
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Court hearings will begin next month for dozens of physician associates (PAs) claiming a combined total of £7.5m in damages from individual practices, the RCGP and BMA over changes to their roles.
Disproportionate referrals of ethnic minority and non-UK qualified doctors are more common in primary care-based designated bodies, with a GMC drive to bring down inequality making its greatest impact in secondary care, a report suggests.