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NEWS: Practices to prescribe cycling

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Practices in 11 districts of England will be prescribing cycling and walking in a new trial, it was announced today. Practices will be backed by councils who will provide bike loans, cycle training and organise walking groups, the Department of Transport said. Districts involved in the £12 million project include Leeds, Bath, Nottingham, Cornwall, Suffolk…

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NEWS: Truss turns to GPs to deliver energy crisis aid

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GPs could be asked to authorise financial help for patients struggling with their fuel bills, it has been reported. The proposal was immediately rejected by the British Medical Association, which said doctors do not have the time or the skill to assess hundreds of requests for help. The idea is being considered by the favourite…

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NEWS: Government urged to extend temporary registrations for practice staff

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The government must extend temporary registrations for doctors and nurses who returned to work during the pandemic, a senior health official has said. GP leaders have sounded the alarm over plans for massive new vaccination campaigns, with the arrival of the bivalent booster for COVID and plans for a mass polio campaign in London. Health…

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NEWS: Concern at practice ability to deliver vaccines

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New vaccination programmes could stall because of staffing shortages and lack of resources in general practices, GP organisations have warned. The UK yesterday approved a new bivalent vaccine for COVID – expected to lead to a new drive to vaccinate large numbers of people with boosters against the virus. Wales became the first country to…

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NEWS: Practices call for action to build patient confidence in presenting cancer symptoms

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Most people who experience “red flag” cancer symptoms will not contact their GP, increasing the risk of cancer going undetected, according to a new survey. GP leaders called for the “necessary resources” to build confidence among the public that they would be seen by a GP if they sought help from their local practice. The…

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You’re not alone – by Nicola Davies

You are not alone

The awful news of the death of a GP, Dr Gail Milligan, has hit us really hard. Many of us had never heard of Dr Milligan before her death, but now her name is on all our minds. The sad state of the NHS is such that we are all broken. We often hear about…

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Training update – Learning disabilities and autism (Tier 1 and Tier 2)

young woman  with learning language during online courses using netbook

Last month, the Health and Care Act 2022 was updated to include mandatory training on learning disabilities and autism. As of 1st July, every CQC-registered provider must ensure that their team receives this training, as appropriate to the individual’s role. The Government is required to consult on and publish a Code of Practice which will outline…

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