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I predict a riot…who’s with me? – By Paula the PM

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The  eagerly long-awaited GP Contract letter 2024/25 has been published. I’d like to say that I was shocked, except I’m not. I don’t think I should be surprised really. The negotiations with the consultants and junior doctors have been the first clue to what was waiting around the corner. The 1.9% teaser headline a few…

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Primary care news round-up (26th to 31st January 2024)

Primary care news round-up (21st to 27th March 2024)

Alarm over low uplift Practice Managers have warned that practices will close and patients will suffer if it’s correct that the general practice uplift for the 2024/25 is to be less than 2%. According to a report by the Pulse, the uplift to be offered is just 1.9%. The Institute of General Practice Management commented:…

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Primary care news round-up (19th to 25th January 2024)

Primary care news round-up (21st to 27th March 2024)

Survey points to Practice Manager earnings Practice Managers earn nearly £50,000 on average, but with significant variations from practice to practice, according to a new survey of the profession in Pulse magazine. The average earnings of a full-time Manager are £48,802. The survey found that salaries range from £20,000 to £100,000 – although this includes…

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What does the Fuller Report mean for practice managers?

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Much of the reaction so far to the Fuller Report has been that it’s pretty anodyne and that the implications for general practice are relatively limited. My sense, however, is different; the report could end up being one of the most significant ever for general practice and how it operates. This is because of the…

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AISMA Finance Clinic – Episode Two: Profitability in General Practice

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Why are some GP practices more profitable than others while still maintaining high standards of patient care? Does high quality patient care always cost money? Not necessarily, is the answer from James Gransby, Abi Newbury and Andrew Burwood*, who are all medical accountants specialising in advising GP practices and their practice managers on financial matters.…

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A Long Term Plan for joined up care

January 10, 2019, by in Funding, News 0 Comments

A Long Term Plan for joined up care

The big talking point of the last week has undoubtedly been the publication of the latest NHS Long Term Plan. The 136-page, 10-year plan sets out how a £20.5bn annual budget increase promised last year will be spent. A number of key areas are in line for a funding boost including the digitisation of care…

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2018-19 GMS contract uplift

March 20, 2018, by in Funding 0 Comments

By Russell Finn This year’s Doctors’ and Dentists’ Review Body (DDRB) report has not yet been released, so this year’s GMS contract changes have been split into two. The first change will come into effect on 1st April; the second will probably follow in September and the exact details of the further uplift will be…

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