RCGP news
04 October 2024
GPs want to care for their patients, not fill in forms, says College Chair
RCGP Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne has welcomed Health Secretary Wes Streeting's announcement to cut GP bureaucracy in his keynote address to RCGP annual conference this morning.
03 October 2024
'There is no NHS without GPs - you deserve better', RCGP Chair tells annual conference
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, has today given her plenary address to over 2,000 GPs and healthcare professionals at the start of the RCGP annual conference 2024 in Liverpool.
03 October 2024
GPs in deprived areas responsible for almost 2,500 patients per head
New research finds GPs in deprived areas are responsible for caring for 2,450 patients per head – considerably more than in affluent areas of the country.
02 October 2024
College writes to NHS Director on GP jobs shortage funding
RCGP Chair has written to NHS England Director for Primary and Community Services asking for reassurance on the future of ‘lifeline’ funding for GPs.
22 September 2024
RCGP warns of 'mass exodus' if retention of GPs isn't prioritised
Over 40% of GPs are unlikely to be working in general practice in five years' time, according to shock polling from the Royal College of GPs.
20 September 2024
RCGP changes position on Physician Associates working in general practice
The RCGP's governing UK Council has today voted to oppose a role for Physician Associates working in general practice.
18 September 2024
Wes Streeting to address RCGPAC
The RCGP is pleased to announce that Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, will address GPs and primary care professionals at this year's RCGP Annual Conference this October.
16 September 2024
‘We need to see funding for general practice in autumn’ says College Chair
RCGP Chair calls for emergency GP funding in the October Budget following the latest analysis of waiting times for GP appointments by the Liberal Democrats.
12 September 2024
College responds to Darzi Report
RCGP Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne responds to Lord Darzi’s independent investigation of the NHS in England.
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