£150m to boost salaried GP posts through second coronavirus wave

A funding package worth £150m will be made available to general practice to boost salaried GP roles and create extra capacity during the second wave of COVID-19, NHS England has confirmed.

by Luke Haynes
£150m support fund for GPs (Photo: yorkfoto/Getty Images)
£150m support fund for GPs (Photo: yorkfoto/Getty Images)

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