NHS England Primary Care Bulletin – 16 July 2026 (issue 398)

Consultation on proposals for single and multi-neighbourhood provider contracts: share feedback · Pneumococcal vaccination expansion for people experiencing homelessness · Multi-neighbourhood training hubs: market engagement · Leadership and management framework launched …

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NHS England Primary Care Bulletin – 16 July 2026 (issue 398)

Published 16 July 2026 · NHS England Primary Care Bulletin

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This week from NHS England

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  1. Consultation on proposals for single and multi-neighbourhood provider contracts: share feedback

    NHSE PCNs & neighbourhoods

    In brief

    Consultation on proposed single and multi-neighbourhood provider contracts.

  2. Pneumococcal vaccination expansion for people experiencing homelessness

    NHSE Vaccinations & screening

    In brief

    From 1 October 2026, people experiencing homelessness will be eligible for pneumococcal vaccination.

  3. Multi-neighbourhood training hubs: market engagement

    NHSE Workforce & employment, PCNs & neighbourhoods

    In brief

    NHS England market engagement on procuring multi-neighbourhood training hubs.

  4. Leadership and management framework launched

    NHSE Workforce & employment Read at NHS England ↗

    In brief

    New NHS Leadership and Management Framework, covering primary care.

  5. Fairer, faster access to medicines: the single national formulary: blog

    NHSE Prescribing & medicines

    In brief

    Blog on the planned single national formulary to reduce variation in prescribing.

  6. General practice patient list validation: letter

    NHSE PCSE & patient registration Read at NHS England ↗

    In brief

    NHS England letter on patient list validation and FP69 processes where a patient may no longer live in England.

  7. Learning from a prevention of future deaths report

    NHSE CQC, regulation & governance

    In brief

    Prevention of future deaths learning: pass on critical clinical information when advising patients to attend hospital urgently.