GP partners ‘must act’ if unprofessional behaviour is reported to them, says GMC

The GMC says GP partners must act when unprofessional behaviour or discrimination by staff is reported to them.

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GP partners ‘must act’ if unprofessional behaviour is reported to them, says GMC

Published 12 May 2026 · CQC, regulation & governance, Workforce & employment

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In brief The GMC says GP partners must act when unprofessional behaviour or discrimination by staff is reported to them.

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