Knowledgebase
Autumn Budget 2025: What sessional GPs need to know
Although it can't be guaranteed what exactly is printed on the paper that sits in the famous crimson dispatch box, it is guaranteed that the contents will have a significant impact on sessional GPs of all ages and contractual status, writes Dr Clare Sieber
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Professional strength often starts with vulnerability: Locum Labs
Members told NASGP that what unsettles them most isn’t the clinical work itself, but what surrounds it. To explore these realities, NASGP members met in our first Locum Lab, a peer-led discussion designed to surface practical, real-world responses to shared challenges.
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Interview: Dr Toni Hazell – video, the power of portfolio GP work in 2025
Dr Hazell discusses her journey into general practice, detailing how a pivotal rotation shifted her perspective to recognising general practice as 'proper medicine', leading to a 21-year tenure as a salaried GP in Tottenham.
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GP locums and vulnerable patients: sessional GPs’ medicolegal advice
Dr Rachel Birch, medicolegal consultant at Medical Protection, looks at how to handle a vulnerable patient’s refusal to attend the practice due to fears for their safety, and how GP locums can help to facilitate a positive outcome.
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Remediable Pension Savings Statement (RPSS) for sessional GPs
Statements began rolling out in October 2024, with another batch issued in February 2025 and another in March. However, delays, errors, and perceived complexities have created uncertainty. As a result, 40% of those who have received their statements have taken no action – potentially risking financial consequences.
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Read GP financial advice on setting up a self assessment tax account for sessional GP work, starting out as a GP locum, how IR35 affects your GP locum, whether to join, stay or leave the NHS Pension Scheme, and what allowable expenses GP locums should record in their annual tax return.