A union representing physician associates has lost a legal bid for an injunction to prevent changes to the role following the Leng review.

The government has hailed 'considerable' improvements in general practice and said patients are now 'getting a better service' than a year ago. GPonline looks at what the data show.

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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.

Dual therapy with metformin and SGLT2 inhibitors should be offered to all people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, draft ...

PA union seeks legal injunction to stop Leng review changes A union representing physician associates is seeking a legal injunction to prevent NHS England changing their name to 'physician assistants' ...

How do you fix general practice? It's the workforce, stupid In its rush to reform the 'broken' NHS, the government risks missing the most basic step it could take to improve general practice, says ...

BMA GP leaders have asked the government to meet with them to discuss solutions regarding the GP unemployment crisis.

GPs are under 'extreme and prolonged pressure' and around 50% more likely to be struggling with workload or dissatisfied compared with other doctors - potentially putting plans to shift more ...

Job crisis 'fragmenting' working lives of newly-qualified GPs Newly-qualified GPs are being forced into 'patchwork careers' - taking on multiple part-time jobs to earn a living, a GP trainer has ...

A large GP-led provider organisation has hired a hospital chief executive to lead its response to the 10-year health plan, as general practice providers prepare to take on at-scale contracts - ...