GP leading plans for industrial action over No10's plan to boost face-to-face appointments RESIGNS

GP leading plans for industrial action over No10's plan to boost face-to-face appointments RESIGNS The GP leading plans for industrial action over face-to-face appointments last night quit his post at the doctors' union.

Dr Richard Vautrey will step down as chair of the BMA's General Practitioners Committee later this month. The Daily Mail

See also:

• Colleagues pay tribute to BMA General Practitioners Committee chair, Dr Richard Vautrey, as he announces his intention to step down The BMA
• Sajid Javid says lack of face-to-face appointments are piling pressure on A&Es The Daily Mail
• Patient choice should determine whether GP appointments are face-to-face, says Javid GPonline
• GPs face tough choice as industrial action ballot closes after pay transparency rules kick in GPonline
• No 10 set to break promise of 6,000 more GPs in England, Sajid Javid says The Guardian
• Health secretary condemns life-threatening attacks on GPs amid rollout of panic buttons The Independent