Workload Control in General Practice - BMA
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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www.bma.org.ukthe Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB). For illustration purposes, we have shown the pay rises for doctors who remain on the old Speciality Doctor (2008) contract, and if the government were to offer 1% annual pay rises over the next three years, assuming successful progression. Whilst the government has not currently ...
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