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Medeconomics is an essential GP business resource providing practical, accessible advice and information on all the important issues in practice management and finance.
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The website is organised as a practice management toolkit with the added extras of real-life case studies, in-depth analysis, and a database of claimable fees.
The content is aimed primarily at senior partners and practice managers, helping them to be individually more effective and make their practices more efficient. But there is also much to learn for GPs and managers at all stages of their careers who want to better understand the complexities of practice management and GP partnerships.
Our aim is to make a subscription to Medeconomics excellent value for money by helping users to maximise practice profits, meet all necessary performance targets and provide the highest quality service to patients.
Contact the editor of Medeconomics: Sarah Wild
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Latest from Medeconomics
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Redacting information from medical records - medico-legal advice
MDU medico-legal adviser Dr Ellie Mein provides advice on reacting information from medical records when complying with subject access requests.
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How to increase patient uptake of online services
The new GP contract in England has a number of digital requirements - this article offers tips on how to increase uptake of online services in your practice.
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Online access to patient records - a checklist
This checklist can help ensure you have processes in place for online access to records and prepare for the new contract requirement that all patients should have access to their full record online from April 2020.
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Financial considerations for primary care networks
Specialist accountant Laurence Slavin highlights the financial issues that practices will need to consider as they set up primary care networks.
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What practices need to know about state-backed indemnity
The state-backed indemnity scheme for GPs began on 1 April. Medeconomics explains what it covers and highlights issues practices should be aware of.
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Details of the network contract DES for 2019/20
A summary of the network contract DES that applies for 2019/20 in England.
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Contract guidance for England published
NHS England and the BMA have published further details of the GP contract, including the service specification for the network contract DES and the template primary care network agreement.
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QOF changes for 2019/20
Changes to the QOF under the GP contract for 2019/20 will remove 'unnecessary indicators' and introduce a new quality improvement domain.
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QOF quality improvement - end-of-life care module explained
Medeconomics looks at what practices will need to do for the QOF end-of-life care module in 2019/20, which makes up half of the framework's new quality improvement domain.
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