The new GP pay and pensions system was planned to launch imminently. However following final performance testing the launch has now been postponed. GPs and practices should continue to use Open Exeter until notified otherwise. PCSE are communicating to all…
Please see link below for the letter from NHSEI and PCSE regarding a new payment system, for your information.
We have been informed that PCSE will be notifying (writing to) any GP who submitted their EOY pensions certificates on time, but who may not have had their details processed in time for inclusion in the August Total Rewards Statement…
The BMA has updated its guidance for GPs about the annual allowance, following extensive lobbying, resulting in two important changes that affect the 19/20 and subsequent tax years. As an emergency measure for 19/20, NHS England and the Welsh Government…
The deadline to submit the NHS Pension Scheme end of year Type 1 medical practitioner (GP Provider) certificate or the Type 2 medical practitioner (salaried GP) self-assessment form for year 2018/19 is Saturday 29th February 2020. These need to be…
The new PCSE online service for submitting Performer List (PL) applications and changes is now live and replaces the old paper forms. Every doctor on the PL will receive an email requesting that they set up their own PCSE online…
In December 2019 the management of the performers list will be switched to PCSE online. This will mean that rather than applying for changes to the performers list using paper forms, it will all be processed online. This is intended to provide…
The new PCSE On-line Performer List Services are coming soon. “PCSE Online users will need to be registered on PCSE Online in order to access the new Performer List service. PCSE will be sending out letters to the CQC Registered…
GPC England ran a range of surveys in December 2017, which provided it with useful information on poor PCSE performance and is repeating the surveys to gauge how things are now. This will help enable it to influence operational issues…
We have previously highlighted the PCSE incident whereby 148,000 patient medical records were erroneously archived instead of being sent to the subsequent GP practices. These records will have been sent to the practices that currently have the patients registered, and…