£50 extra per patient to be ‘major negotiating aim’ in GP contract talks, says BMA

An extra £50 per patient in core funding is a major BMA aim in contract talks.

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£50 extra per patient to be ‘major negotiating aim’ in GP contract talks, says BMA

Published 21 September 2026 · Collective action & GPC, Contracts & funding

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In brief An extra £50 per patient in core funding is a major BMA aim in contract talks.

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  1. GPs to 'limit appointments' if Government doesn't engage in contract talks
  2. £50 extra per patient to be 'major negotiating aim' in GP contract talks, says BMA
  3. BMA report reveals accounts of non-doctors rejecting GP referrals and 'taking the role of GPs'
  4. GPs should let parents access children's records but keep this 'under review', says GMC