Viewpoint - Multimorbidity and its challenge to general practice
15 May 2012 | by Dr John Gilles
In his latest editorial, RCGP Scotland chairman Dr John Gilles reflects on multimorbidity and a challenge to the way primary care is delivered.
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Scottish MPs approve 50p minimum unit price for alcohol
25 May 2012 | by Tom Moberly
Minimum unit alcohol pricing will be introduced in Scotland after the Scottish Parliament voted to approve the measure.
GMC defends feedback plans and says revalidation will start this year
30 Apr 2012 | by Abi Rimmer
The GMC has hit back at criticism of the feedback mechanism for revalidation, and insisted the process remains on track to start at the end of 2012.
GPs in Scotland fear cuts as health boards plan £220m savings
27 Apr 2012
GP leaders fear deep NHS cuts in Scotland after a report by MPs found its 14 health boards plan to make £226.7m savings in 2012/13.
Scottish GPs urge GPC to stop unfunded QOF changes
23 Mar 2012 | by Marina Soteriou
Scottish GPs have urged the GPC to ensure that future QOF targets are evidence based and not political.
GPs warned they do not have public backing for pensions action
22 Mar 2012 | by Marina Soteriou
Scottish GPs have been told by national negotiators that 'marching down the street' is not going to win the battle on pensions.
Scottish LMCs reject separate contract in favour of 'tartanising' UK deal
22 Mar 2012 | by Neil Durham
Scotland's LMCs conference today rejected a bid to negotiate a separate contract for general practice in Scotland with the Scottish government.
Scottish LMCs conference could force the end of UK contract
16 Mar 2012 | by Marina Soteriou
Scottish GPs could force the break up of the UK-wide contract next week in a vote at the Scottish LMCs conference.
Editorial - NHS gap between England and Scotland grows
14 Mar 2012
The first LMCs conference of the year took place in Wales last week. The event was dominated by concerns about the impact of funding cuts and rising workload in general practice.
Scottish government claims its NHS will outperform England's 'privatisation experiment'
13 Mar 2012 | by Marina Soteriou
The NHS in Scotland will outperform the 'privatisation experiment' being carried out in England, the Scottish government has claimed.
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