GPs 'out-and-out REJECT' No10's £250million plan to get patients more face-to-face appointments

GPs 'out-and-out REJECT' No10's £250million plan to get patients more face-to-face appointments GPs have 'out-and-out rejected' No10's £250million proposals to give patients more face-to-face appointments.

Nine in ten family doctors quizzed by a medical union claimed Sajid Javid's plan to increase in-person visits was an 'unacceptable response to the current crisis'.  

Last week the Health Secretary unveiled a nine-point revolution to ensure all patients could see their doctor in person.  The Daily Mail

See also:

• England’s GPs overwhelmingly reject Health Secretary’s plan to ‘support’ general practice BMA
• GPs overwhelmingly reject access plans as BMA holds emergency meeting GPonline
• Majority of GPs 'would consider leaving NHS' amid inadequate Government support Pulse
• LMC recommends GPs 'do not participate' in NHSE plan Pulse