Ahead of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Spending Review (November 2015), the Royal College of General Practitioners has submitted a document summarising the case for additional investment in general practice to the Government. The submission highlights the savings that could be made by investing in general practice and suggests that with an increase of £3.8bn more per year by 2020, general practice would be better equipped to deal with future challenges. The submission particularly focusses on the need to invest in the future workforce mix in general practice. Find the full submission here.