Unco-ordinated NHS reforms causing 'widespread disruption' Sweeping NHS reforms pushed through by the government are causing 'widespread disruption', according to health service leaders who described ...

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BMA sessional GP committee co-chairs Dr Amy Small and Dr Kim Rollinson speak to GPonline editor Emma Bower.

Plans to make advice and guidance mandatory from April could put patients at risk - and NHS England should publish clinical evidence to support the change, an LMC has warned.

GP leaders have hit out at plans to make advice and guidance a mandatory part of the NHS referral process - warning it risks piling unfunded work onto GPs and delaying patient access to specialist ...

Some GP practices have confirmed they have pulled out of delivering flu jabs because of underfunding - and LMC l ...

Changes to funding streams under the 2026/27 GP contract could leave practices and PCNs facing challenging cashflow issues in the year ahead, a specialist medical accountant has warned.

Understanding pelvic ultrasound reports Fed up with deciphering jargon, Dr Attiya Khan asked consultant gynaecologist Mr Rehan Khan for a plain language guide to understanding pelvic ultrasounds.

Core GP funding will rise to £128.69 per patient and the maximum ARRS salary for a GP will move to almost £115,000 from April ...

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GPs can charge professional fees for completing safeguarding reports or attending case conferences, the BMA has said, after ...

Graham Leyfield, GP financial planning expert at Wesleyan, highlights some key financial issues that GPs should bear in mind ...