Exclusive: The speed at which ICB cuts are taking place alongside wider NHS reforms risks slowing improvements in patient ...

Exclusive: The speed at which ICB cuts are taking place alongside wider NHS reforms risks undermining patient care - and redundancies should have been phased in over a ‘few years', Labour MP and GP Dr ...

The GPonline team discusses the latest news affecting general practice.

More than 1,000 GP practices operating from NHS-owned premises could see ownership of their buildings transferred to NHS trusts as part of a policy to 'accelerate the shift to neighbourhood-level, ...

Hundreds of doctors, including GPs, have signed a petition calling for international doctors with NHS experience to be ...

Multi-neighbourhood provider (MNP) 'contracts' promised in the 10-year health plan will instead be rolled out as a form of amendment to the NHS standard contract - a move experts say could give ...

The number of GP practice contracts in England has plummeted by 20% over the past decade, sparking warnings from GP leaders that the profession is 'critically endangered'.

GPs could deliver RSV jabs to an extra 3m older adults from April after the government backed expert advice to extend the ...

GPs and primary care services have lost out on NHS funding over the past decade because it has gone the ‘wrong way’ into hospitals, a government health minister has admitted.

A national strategy for respiratory illness could help GPs step up basic care and reverse a sharp rise in patients hospitalised with pneumonia, a charity has said.

The Basics - Management of threadworms Threadworm infestation is common, and good hygiene is the key to management, says Dr Keith Barnard.

GPC demands review as pharmacists paid more than GPs for flu jabs GP leaders have demanded an urgent review of payments for flu vaccinations, warning that a deal to pay pharmacists an administration ...