In what must have been a desperate attempt to get itself read, a recent NHS England primary care bulletin contained a TRIGGER WARNING (6 Feb, issue 326, check your junk folder).

GPs in London have been asked to increase ‘activity’ by 10% to access a £4m funding pot which the ICB promised to 'ringfence' ...

You may have heard about this year’s upcoming 10-year plan for health. For us working in primary care, this plan is a radical opportunity to shift how we do things - by creating a service that’s fit ...

The Government should consider ‘abolishing’ NHS Property Services (NHSPS) and writing off GP debt, an influential membership ...

In his first blog for Pulse, Dr Paul O’Reilly finds the bright side in appraisals. Dr O’Reilly won our summer writing ...

Around one in every five UK medical students is considering dropping out, with mental health a 'key contributor', a new study ...

A legal case against the GMC over its refusal to set a scope of practice for physician associates will be heard at the High ...

GP leaders in Kent have raised concerns around a new electronic referral system developed by the ICB, which could lead to ...

NICE has recommended cytisine for people who want to stop smoking, giving GPs another treatment option. In final guidance ...

The sessional GP committee chair considers the impact of the GP workforce crisis, as BMA launches a survey on under and ...

The challenges facing primary care are well-documented and the overriding direction of travel has been an expectation to do ...

An out-of-hours GP has successfully argued her ‘worker’ status at a tribunal, as part of a case against the local health ...