Resident doctors in England will stage a five-day walkout from 7am on 14 November, the BMA has announced. by Emma Bower ...

The full-time equivalent (FTE) fully-qualified GP workforce in England rose during the past year, but the number of partners ...

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Former RCGP chair Professor Dame Clare Gerada has been appointed a crossbench peer in the House of Lords.

Over half of GPs and practice managers believe the GP contract change that requires practices to keep onl ...

Tranexamic acid to be made available OTC for menstrual bleeding Tranexamic acid is to be made available over-the-counter for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding.

GP leaders have raised serious concerns about plans to open 15 new walk-in centres across Scotland, arguing the best way to ...

The number of requests submitted via advice and guidance has risen by around 20% since the introduction of the directed enhanced service (DES) in April, and over 550,000 people have avoided joining ...

ICB approaches to spending their share of a £102m premises development fund for 2025/26 vary widely across England, GPonline analysis shows. So how is the money being used and what impact will it have ...

Writing for GPonline, care minister Stephen Kinnock says increased uptake of advice and guidance since the enhanced service ...

A GP who received a 12-month prison sentence after damaging petrol pumps during a Just Stop Oil climate change protest has ...

Salaried GPs have been subjected to job plan and contract adjustments following changes to online access that has seen practice workload increase, the BMA has said.