NHS England Primary Care Bulletin – 30 October 2025 (issue 363)

eDEC now open for general practices · Transforming medical training for the future of the NHS · Promoting the two to two-and-a-half year health and development review to families · NHS Resolution launches delayed cancer diagnosis in general practice report …

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NHS England Primary Care Bulletin – 30 October 2025 (issue 363)

Published 30 October 2025 · NHS England Primary Care Bulletin

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  1. eDEC now open for general practices

    NHSE Contracts & funding

    In brief

    Reminder: eDEC is open and due by 21 November 2025.

  2. Transforming medical training for the future of the NHS

    NHSE Workforce & employment Read at NHS England ↗

    In brief

    Phase one report of the Medical Training Review sets four priorities, including more flexible training.

  3. Promoting the two to two-and-a-half year health and development review to families

    NHSE Public health

    In brief

    Practices asked to promote the two to two-and-a-half year health and development review, for example at 18-month immunisations.

  4. NHS Resolution launches delayed cancer diagnosis in general practice report

    NHSE CQC, regulation & governance

    In brief

    NHS Resolution review of GP indemnity claims for delayed cancer diagnosis, with three areas for improvement.

  5. Rabies post-exposure treatment (PET)

    NHSE Vaccinations & screening, Contracts & funding Read at GOV.UK ↗

    In brief

    Rabies post-exposure treatment is part of essential services; vaccine is supplied free by UKHSA's RIgS, usually within 24 hours.

  6. Medium Term Planning Framework published

    NHSE Contracts & funding Read at NHS England ↗

    In brief

    The Medium Term Planning Framework 2026/27–2028/29 includes a target for same-day appointments for clinically urgent patients.

  7. The NHS Digital Weight Management Programme

    NHSE Referrals & hospital services, Public health Read at NHS England ↗

    In brief

    The NHS Digital Weight Management Programme takes referrals for people with obesity plus diabetes and/or hypertension.