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In a letter to Steve Barclay, seen by Pulse, Swale Borough Council called on Steve Barclay to deliver ‘funded solutions’ to draw more GPs to work locally.
Physician associates must work within ‘red lines’: RCGPProf Hawthorne said she had also been warned that it would taken a year for PAs to become regulated by the GMC.

Of 408 GP partners surveyed, some 43% said they would move from partner to salaried with the right deal on the table.

It follows reports of missing pay rises for salaried GPs.

Dr Andy Whittamore of Asthma + Lung UK will present a free NASGP talk on asthma and Feno (Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide) testing in general practice next month.

LocumDeck has already introduced the new pension forms to be used from October 2023 onwards.

Some have been told that ‘no money has come through the contract’ for the six percent pay rise due to them.

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At the time of writing, September is due to be up 20% year on year, and 13% month on month.

Two thirds of GP partners had been unable to recruit a locum at least once when they needed one over the past six months and half said it was difficult to recruit GP locums, a new poll by GP Online reveals.

Locums are a ‘key component’ the NHS ‘needs’, and should be supported effectively, a new report has found.

GPs may benefit from proposed changes to NHS Pension Scheme Regulations according to a new Government consultation.

Adrian Cousens, director of RSM UK, will present a free 45-minute talk with time for questions as part of NASGP’s monthly webinar on the first Thursday of every month.

Rolling out Making Tax Digital may be too expensive to pursue.

GPs can vote for their choices until 11 October.

By headcount, there are currently 36,493 fully-qualified GPs (excluding trainees), 236 fewer than July 2022. These stats exclude GP locums.

Dr Elizabeth McNaught, a GP with lived experience of disordered eating, will join NASGP’s September event.

The bursary has now risen to £4000 per month and can be backdated to 1 April.

Professor Tony Avery and Dr Caroline Osborne-White will lead sessions as part of Guidelines 2023’s NASGP stream.

Registrars can now add availability to get ahead.

NASGP members warn of doing more than twice the limit in rare cases.

Babylon is seeking to sell off its UK business including GP at Hand after a planned merger failed.

Nick Pollard, co-author of The Oxford Specialist Handbook on Eating Disorders, will present a 45-minute talk next month on his work on eating disorders.

The Government has announced that salaried GPs and trainees are due a 6% pay rise.