Londonwide LMCs December 2024 newsletter
Covering: new CEO-designate, social media use, Freedom to Speak Up, clinical supervision support, emailing patients, NHS 10-Year Plan and more.
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Covering: new CEO-designate, social media use, Freedom to Speak Up, clinical supervision support, emailing patients, NHS 10-Year Plan and more.
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We are sharing key points from our response and encourage those working in practices to also make their views known.
Including: our elections, our upcoming workforce survey, new access requirements, new health policies and more.
The main new requirement states that “patients should be offered an assessment of need, or signposted to an appropriate service, at first contact with the practice”.
A new Academy of Medical Royal Colleges report recommends ways to improve the primary care/secondary care interface.
May saw the launch of Labour’s health plan, the Government’s Primary Care Recovery Plan and questions in Parliament about London’s GP workforce.
Throughout each month we provide useful information via our social media channels.
This weekly report shares new data and policy information relating to general practice, with selected facts and figures highlighted.
The Conference of England LMCs took place on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 May in London.
In late March our colleague Greg Cairns passed away suddenly and unexpectedly after a short illness.
Dear colleagues, This summer will see LMC elections in all the boroughs within Londonwide LMCs and in Harrow we are keen to encourage new members to nominate themselves for election for the new term in September 2023. Nominations are open until Friday 26 May, any GP on the National Performers List who does the majority of their […]