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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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QOF: Setting quality improvement goals for end-of-life care
The new end-of-life care quality improvement module in the QOF for 2019/20 aims to improve the care patients and their carers receive. How can practices demonstrate they are doing this?
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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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QOF: Network peer review meetings for quality improvement domain
As part of the new quality improvement domain in the 2019/20 QOF, practices are required to engage in network peer review to share and discuss learning from their activities.
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QOF: How to undertake a prescribing audit and setting QI goals
The new prescribing safety quality improvement module of the 2019/20 QOF aims to reduce potential harm to patients by ensuring those taking certain medicines are properly monitored.
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QOF quality improvement - prescribing safety module explained
Under the new GP contract that comes into effect in England in April, the QOF has introduced a new quality improvement domain. Medeconomics looks at what practices will need to do for the prescribing safety module.
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GP contract: How direct booking from NHS 111 will work
Practices in England will be required to allow direct booking of patients appointments from NHS 111 from April under the new GP contract.
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GP contract: More support for practices on GDPR
Under the new contract five-year GP contract practices will receive extra funding to help cover the costs of providing subject access requests (SARs) for free and CCGs will be required to offer a data protection officer to practices.
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What practices need to know about state-backed indemnity
The state-backed indemnity scheme for GPs is due to be introduced in April. Medeconomics looks at what it will cover and highlights issues practices should be aware of. This article has been updated to reflect details from the GP contract for 2019/20.
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GP contract: Ban on private lists, data on GP waiting times, shared parental leave
The new five-year GP contract will ban practices from holding private lists, introduce new provisions for shared parental leave and waiting times data will be published from 2021.
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