General practice can't afford to jump the gun on a ballot over industrial action and must ensure both partners and salaried GPs are on board, the BMA England GP committee chair has warned.

The proportion of GP referrals completed on a patient's first appointment has risen sharply over the past two years - while ...

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Understanding pelvic ultrasound reports Fed up with deciphering jargon, Dr Attiya Khan asked consultant gynaecologist Mr Rehan Khan for a plain language guide to understanding pelvic ultrasounds.

Limited change is likely as part of a 'difficult' GP contract for 2026/27 - but the government could begin to incentivise the shift from PCNs to neighbourhoods ahead of more sweeping changes from ...

Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting: RCGP conference speech in full In a keynote speech at the 2024 RCGP annual conference, Wes Streeting highlighted the government's plans for the NHS, ...

GP Appraisals - Your personal development plan Dr Rodger Charlton advises on what is involved in compiling an impressive PDP for your next appraisal.

Talking General Practice speaks to Dr Katie Bramall, chair of the BMA’s GP committee in England, about the dispute with the government over online access, what happens next and her concerns about the ...

Podcast: The challenges and rewards of working as a prison GP Talking General Practice speaks to Dr Caroline Watson, chair of the RCGP Secure Environments Group, about working as a GP in prisons and ...

The government says the BMA England GP committee is 'impossible' to work with - and that it plans to consult with 'wider primary care stakeholders' to shape next year's contract. So what do we know ...

GP practices among providers facing long waits for CQC reports, watchdog confirms More than a dozen GP practices have been waiting four months or more for a CQC report following an inspection, the ...

Wes Streeting’s recent comments about the BMA have been branded ‘hostile’ by the Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) - as the organisation backed a GP’s formal complaint against the health and social care ...