GPs win ‘significant concessions’ from NHS England over in-person access

GPs win ‘significant concessions’ from NHS England over in-person access GPs have secured “significant concessions” from NHS England in an apparent climbdown over patient access and face-to-face appointments, the Guardian has been told.

Family doctors in England have threatened industrial action in protest against the government’s attempt to force them to see any patient who demands an appointment in person. The Guardian

See also:

• Consultation numbers up 2m on pre-pandemic levels, showing how extremely hard GP teams are working Royal College of General Practitioners
• Medical union bosses claim they won 'concessions' over Sajid Javid plans in doctors row The Daily Mail
• Four in 10 GP appointments in England were still NOT face-to-face last month The Daily Mail
• GP appointments hit new high as face-to-face contacts surge GPonline