Poll results on GMS contract and Cameron comments on CCGs
12 October 2011
See the results of the last week's polls on GPonline.com
Wednesday 5 October: GMS contract
- Read the full article: Exclusive: UK GMS contract faces cuts in 2012/13 as profits fall
Thursday 6 October: Clinical Commissioning Groups
- Read the full article: Cameron praises 'Harley Street' CCG in speech to Conservative conference
- Poll results on COPD screening, Tories not to be trusted with NHS and QOF overhaul
- Poll results on out-of-hours, GP performance, flu ad campaign, private firms and GP pay rise
- Poll results on scrapping the Health Bill, access to diagnostic scans and PCT redundancy payouts
- GP views on Skype consultations, GMS contracts, and GP workload
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