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Dual therapy with metformin and SGLT2 inhibitors should be offered to all people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, draft ...
Direct recruitment of GPs by practices may have slowed down following the 2025/26 GP contract deal despite substantial new investment, a sessional GP organisation has warned.
Around 4,200 GPs will receive their certificate of completion of training (CCT) this year according to RCGP estimates - up 47 ...
Catch up quickly with our weekly round-up of key news stories for general practice.
Government hints at strong uptake for flagship neighbourhood scheme The government's flagship neighbourhood NHS programme has attracted a significant number of applications from areas that could be ...
One in three GPs plan to quit patient care in the next five years and low job satisfaction or burnout are the most common ...
A union representing physician associates is seeking a legal injunction to prevent NHS England changing their name to ...
RCGP appoints new chief executive The RCGP has appointed a new chief executive who has promised to 'grow and develop' the college at a crucial time for general practice.
Nearly 1,000 dispensing practices across England that provide a lifeline for rural patients are finding it 'increasingly difficult' to survive cost pressures on multiple fronts, the Dispensing Doctors ...
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