Letter: What has Labour done for GPs lately? Not much
Dr Alan Keith is quite right in some of his comments (GP, 26 February)....
Opinion
Chris Lancelot: There is a culture of bullying in the NHS
The recent allegations about bullying at Number 10 have made me think. To what extent is bullying endemic in government itself, and particularly in the NHS?
Editorial: NHS cash still short whoever wins the election
Do you understand how bad the NHS's financial situation is?
Letter: We need managers to work with primary care
I read with interest your editorial 'Time to hold NHS managers to account' (GP,...
Letter: Single-handers will feel it worse if half-days end
I was interested in the article regarding the proposed end to half-days (GP, 26...
Mary Selby: The golden minute triumphs again
Consultations models are inherently irritating, with their smug certainty that every consultation has an...
Liam Farrell: Neurologists just love a headache
When I was a lad, we used to reckon the chapter on neurology in...
Liam Farrell: Busy doing nothing to get to know my patients
Joe is always sullen in the surgery, and today was no exception, but every...
Mary Selby: Who would be a teenager in this day and age?
This is a terrible time to be a teenager. One hint of adolescence, and...
Letter: BMA subs discount for those on lower incomes
I read with interest Dr Jeremy Phipps' excellent article on the main professional bodies...
Letter: Referral letters replaced by pointless paperwork
I enclose a copy of the new referral form for the Falls Prevention Service...
Letter: We should get rid of costly face-to-face appraisals
As a GP appraiser since the process began, I am now bored with doing...
Chris Lancelot: A 'death tax' to pay for elderly care is unfair
Paying for the care of the elderly has suddenly become an election issue, with...
Editorial: It is time to hold NHS managers to account
The results of our Rate Your PCT survey will not be a surprise for...
In My View - Nurses have key role in babies' hip health
Late diagnosis of Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) has a considerable impact on...
Rosemary Cook - It is time to escape this nursing time warp
Should nurses revert to wearing uniform dresses with belts and buckles, topped by neat...
Editorial - Saving money should not mean cutting jobs
Are we heading back to the bad old days of a few years ago,...
Chris Lancelot: We are trusted, so why not trust our opinions?
As doctors consistently come top of the list of the most trusted people in...
Editorial: Why rent underpayments may be good news
This week, GP reveals that a substantial number of practices in England may be...
- GP pay award - Government forces GPs to reduce expenses to maintain pay 10 March 2010
- Diabetes classification switch to force wave of patient reviews 09 March 2010
- PMS practices lose as pay per patient slashed by half 10 March 2010
- DoH to increase pressure on GP referral rates 09 March 2010
- Variable BP as 'dangerous' as high BP 12 March 2010
- GP and Labour MP condemns ban on MPs' second jobs 10 March 2010
- BMA demands summary care record roll-out suspension 10 March 2010
- GP pay award - Government forces GPs to reduce expenses to maintain pay 10 March 2010
- GP and Labour MP condemns ban on MPs' second jobs 10 March 2010
- PMS practices lose as pay per patient slashed by half 10 March 2010
- BMA demands summary care record roll-out suspension 10 March 2010
- Nurses urge NHS to monitor private firm involvement 12 March 2010
- DoH urges PCTs to incentivise GPs to cut referrals 12 March 2010
- Exclusive: DoH wants GPs to lead efficiency drive 12 March 2010
Mary Selby: It's a dog's life - but it can help obese patients
There is much talk about tackling obesity, while at home the incontinent Chihuahua is...
Liam Farrell: When there are no words, look to John Wayne
General practice is a broad church and a multi-coloured tapestry.
Chris Lancelot: Time is of the essence, so why take it away?
Whenever I try to reduce the length of my consultations I become aware that...
Editorial: Review Body must assert independence on pay
What income increase can your practice expect in 2010/11?
Mary Selby: A legend in the making - with muddy boots
Friday 13th and other such superstitious occasions always remind me of a day some...
Liam Farrell: Mechanically speaking, I have not got a clue
We doctors suffer from something described as the 'extension of incompetence'.
In My View - We must promote emergency contraception
I was delighted to see the recent media attention surrounding ellaOne (ulipristal acetate), raising...
Rosemary Cook - What are 'transformational attributes'?
Do you have 'transformational attributes'? If you were asked this question in a job...
Editorial - Do not give up on advanced regulation
Nurses would be forgiven for losing faith in the will of the government to...
Mary Selby: Will we ever 'live and learn'? Not a chance
Do people live and learn? If they did then Mrs Happy wouldn't have come...
Letter: Diagnosing autism in adults is no easy task
Professor Terry Brugha is right to highlight the crucial role GPs should play in...
Letter: GP brings realism to the dementia debate
After the tepid defence by the RCGP, thank you to the anonymous GP who...
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