New indemnity scheme- a blog by GPC deputy chair
Please see below blog by the GPC Deputy Chair which gives an overview of the new GP indemnity scheme. Blog Here
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NHS Resolution new clinical negligence scheme for general practice
PCN’s and New Contract Documentation
The new Primary Care Network documentation, together with other new documents related to the GMS contractual changes, are now available on the NHS England website at the following link: The DES paperwork includes the PCN DES service specification, guidance…
Template for schools requesting OTC medicines
NHS Clinical Negligence Scheme for General Practice
Personal indemnity cover- clarification of the MPS position
A number of queries and concerns have been expressed over the position of MPS and the fees it will charge to GPs for personal cover following the advent of the state-backed scheme for clinical negligence (CNSGP) coming into force next…
Firearms Applications
The BMA has today updated its guidance to GPs on responding to firearms applications. This is available at the following link: The changes relate to guidance on record flagging and conscientious objection to involvement and follow ongoing discussion between…
Guidance on handing back a GMS/PMS contract
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NHS Long Term Plan – impact on general practice
NHS England has launched its much delayed long-term plan (LTP) for the NHS setting out its vision for the future of NHS services. The aims for improving the health service link to a new service model and support for staff,…
2019/20 GMS Contract publication
Details of a new contractual agreement between GPC and NHS England on behalf of the government, has been published. The deal is very far-reaching, bringing in significant changes over the next five years, not just 2019 Attached is the BMA …