Our members all received their Newsletters last week. We explore the implications of a GP not being available on the day; Judith on why EBM is not all motherhood and apple pie; Liz has some great advice for all GPs who do work outside of an employment contract; Aimee is in a sweat; Sonia wants us to plan our crises; Charlotte helps us keep track of interesting patients, plus our roundup from sessional GP groups across the UK.
Issue 78 NASGP Newsletter August 2014
"NASGP came along way before people understood the need for sessional and small group practices to be valued by the system. On joining as a single-handed GP many years ago, I was welcomed into the team by initially wrote a few blogs for the organisation, which followed my understanding of yet another NHS reorganisation. It was only due to the vision and drive of Richard, your founder, that NASGP survived the large practice dominance. The inception of being a portal for the needs of GP locums was a masterstroke. Those who knew about it quickly realised the true meaning of networking. So here we are many years down the line and in footballing terminology NASGP now play in the Premier League.
"Well done to all as this is a just reward for the loyalty, dedication and hard work of your team. I have fond memories of working with NASGP and would urge every practice, large or small, to join this organisation, there are only gains and no losses."
Dr Tony Hall-Jones, retired GP
