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Workload Control in General Practice - BMA

Workload Control in General Practice Ensuring Patient Safety Through Demand ManagementBritish Medical Medical AssociationWorkload Control in General Practice 1 IntroductionThere is an urgent need for a campaign led by the GPC which focuses on the problems caused by the current GP Workload within the NHS. This issue affects most practices and is of particular significance to GP partners, although those under employment contracts often report similar problems. It is certainly a factor behind the rise in the number of independent or locum GPs, who have chosen to work flexibly and maintain a better work-life balance, rather than take on unmanageable Why Workload has increased Genuine and growing patient needs (complex multi-morbidity) within primary care have produced a consultation rate in the UK which is 2-3 times that of comparable EU populations.

British Medical Association Workload control in General Practice 3 – From September 2016 to September 2017, the total number of FTE (full time equivalent) GPs fell by 1193 (-3.4%). (NHS digital) – Too few doctors are choosing general practice as a career and many GPs are reducing their time commitment. The BMA’s 2016 survey found that 34% of partners are

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