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If regulators and the powers-that-be are to insist upon mandatory training, Copperfield has a few suggestions that might actually help GPs Another day, another mandatory training dump. This time, NHSE has decided that generalists aren’t specialist enough to do post-natals properly. Remind me, is that the bit before or after the birth? Whatever, ICBs are
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GPs are now able to select AI transcription tools from a new ‘national registry’ of suppliers that have been pre-approved by NHS England for use in clinical consultation. The NHS England Ambient Voice Technology (AVT) Supplier Registry, which includes 19 software suppliers, allows providers to choose and implement the technology ‘safely and effectively’, it said. ...
GPs received ‘inadequate’ funding to supervise independent pharmacy prescribers, according to a review of NHS England’s Pathfinder Programme, which found it increased GP workload. The amount of funding GPs had been provided for clinical supervision had not been sufficient and the current shortage of GPs made it ‘very challenging’ to absorb additional workload, the review
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Case of the month: GP and paediatrics specialist Dr David Capehorn asked readers what the next steps and likely diagnosis could be in this tricky case of an infant presenting with excessive thirst and urination, but otherwise normal behaviour and normal glucose on a urine dip. Did you get the diagnosis? Answer revealed below! A
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GP leaders in Scotland have criticised the Government’s decision to invest in new ‘high street walk-in clinics’ as part of its draft budget, instead of directing more money towards core general practice. The draft budget, published this week, committed to investing £22.5bn in health and social care including £2.4 billion for primary care and community services. Finance secretary...
