Delegates to hear how AI and digital tools can support PCNs
Attendees will learn how smart technology can aid better choices and service provision within local primary care groups.
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BMA guidance on practices’ data protection duties, health records and digital tools.
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Attendees will learn how smart technology can aid better choices and service provision within local primary care groups.
Health secretary announced the NHS staffing plan is being reviewed because AI progress is significantly changing workforce needs.
Primary care groups are being urged to start local community projects without waiting for formal agreements or funding.
A survey regarding patient notifications is now live within e-RS for referring clinicians and referring clinician admin users. The survey can be accessed via the notifications bar at the top of the screen.
NHS England have teamed up with the City of London Police’s Cyber Griffin team to deliver a series of free cybersecurity webinars for primary care organisations.
The Black Country ICB Digital Inequalities Team is excited to offer our digital skills training sessions to Black Country citizens.
← NHS England Primary Care Bulletin – 29 October 2026 NHSEEvent Event date: 4 November Read more at NHS England ↗ Read the full item in the bulletin ↗ From NHS England’s Primary Care Bulletin, issue 412, 29 October 2026.…
The Chancellor has started a review of NHS productivity and AI to help staff focus more on patient care.
New representatives for young general practitioners are now involved in shaping the future of primary care.
A publication discusses how AI can diagnose, but human empathy from GPs remains essential for patient care.
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