GPs will struggle to implement new NHS requirements for chaperones, BMA warns

The BMA warns new NHS chaperone requirements will be hard for practices to implement.

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GPs will struggle to implement new NHS requirements for chaperones, BMA warns

Published 9 February 2026 · CQC, regulation & governance

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In brief The BMA warns new NHS chaperone requirements will be hard for practices to implement.

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In this digest · GP Press Digest – week to 14 February 2026
  1. Online access marketing campaign launches amid warning GPs see '25% fewer patients'
  2. GPs will struggle to implement new NHS requirements for chaperones, BMA warns
  3. HCAs can take 'consent to proceed' during vaccinations, says BMA amid UKHSA guidance concern