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A BMA poll last week found that 12% of locum GPs had not received their first vaccination against the virus by 23 January - compared with just 2% of partners and 7% of salaried GPs.
Without a centralised system for delivering the vaccine to healthcare workers, sessional GPs must undertake their own ‘trial and error’ strategy to get their first jab.
GPs in England are being urged to use their vote on a new directed enhanced service (DES) about primary care networks (PCN).
NHS Providers reported on an ‘extremely worrying surge in COVID-19 admissions’ last week.
The Government’s failure to tell the public about treatment delays has left GPs and practice staff catching their anger and frustration, Dr Andrew Buist has warned.
The BMA’s new statement gives practices the support they need to make their own decisions about how to get through the second wave.
GP locums are calling for safe working conditions, better training, and a seat at the table in primary care’s recovery from the pandemic at this year’s conference.
NASGP fully supports Dame Prof Gerada’s calls for better support at work, and confidential services for clinicians to prevent mental ill health.
The recent BMA sessional GP conference for salaried and locum GPs gave some advice on how we need to adapt to changes in the NHS.
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