BMA leaders call for Lansley to quit as Lords prepare to debate reforms
BMA leaders in London called for health secretary Andrew Lansley to resign as the House of Lords prepared to debate proposed amendments to the Health Bill.
BMA leaders in London called for health secretary Andrew Lansley to resign as the House of Lords prepared to debate proposed amendments to the Health Bill.
How pressure on the NHS reforms has grown since the publication of the White Paper in 2010.
Practices could face six-figure swings in funding under NHS-backed plans to base practice budgets on QOF data, accountants have warned.
The DH has published details of how NHS funding currently managed by PCTs will be split between clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) and the NHS Commissioning Board (NCB).
Dr Gerada is working hard to fight the Bill and says other RCGP priorities have suffered as a result.
The RCGP has written to prime minister David Cameron demanding the complete withdrawal of the Health Bill.
The Royal College of Radiologists has joined the Royal College of Nurses (RCN) and the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) in opposing the Health and Social Care Bill.
The BMA, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges have agreed to continue talks about their 'approach to the Health Bill' after a meeting on Thursday.
Health secretary Andrew Lansley has compared his bid to force through NHS reforms in the face of growing opposition to Aneurin Bevan's efforts to establish the NHS in 1948.
Actor Stephen Fry, who has nearly 4 million followers on twitter, sent a tweet highlighting GP Dr Kailash Chand's e-petition to stop the Health and Social Care Bill.
GP practices will be allowed to close their lists and continue to provide additional and enhanced services under changes proposed by the DH.
What GP provider organisations for CCGs need to know about NHS pensions, by Polly Ellison.
In part 3 of our series on CCG management, Ross Clark looks at the issue of commissioning support
As the Health Bill heads for a more uncertain fate in the Lords, GPs may wonder if it really is worth the effort setting up new legal bodies to enact clinical commissioning.
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Critics fear changes to the Health Bill will make the NHS more complicated. From clinical commissioning groups to Monitor, GPonline.com unravels how it will work.
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