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GP trainers and trainees have reported high levels of burnout in this year’s GMC survey.

Tax on account is due on 31 July.

GPs get funded until 2025 with just one LocumDeck session.

Doctors at ARM protest for the second time in five years.

Four in five Welsh GPs fear they will be unable to provide safe care because of workload.

All four types of doctors could take industrial action in the run-up to the general election, BMA warned The Guardian.

GPs can access an earlybird discount by using the code BBJUNE10.

Hundreds of GP locums have already worked thousands of remote sessions through LocumDeck, all using their own laptops, and full access to the practices’ IT systems.

Wessex LMCs, which covers Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon, Wiltshire, Dorset, and Hampshire and the Isle of Wight where NASGP offers funded membership, said it had had reports of NHS 111 phoning practices to push additional patients or telephone referrals.

It is possible that some bank details may have been exposed via invoices, Pulse understands.

GP locum reports leaving a practice after three experiences.

Regulator forced to clarify position after 2019 locum case.

Some 58% of 91 GPs surveyed said they were committed to stay for five years or more.

Terry Bentley-Darby will take questions.

BJGP research finds ‘longstanding’ gender bias.

Starmer calls for salaried GP coverage across England.

Proposed increases bite amid cost of living crisis.

New MPS survey reveals lack of faith in recruitment and training.

Plus: sessional GPs call for funding to ensure BMA stays representative.

Practices will be funded for ‘transition cover’ as part of a new plan.

March 2023 is the busiest month to date on LocumDeck, beating record highs already seen for January.

GPs can learn more about oesophageal cancer at a free NASGP event next month.

Some 58% vote to see how next negotiations turn out.

Sessional GPs urged to weigh in on five-point questionnaire.