The future of the GP contract and the partnership model in England looks set to dominate this year's England LMCs conference.
LMCs will call on the BMA to negotiate a 'wholesale new GMS contract', warning that core funding for general practice has now been eroded to a level that is 'unsustainable and unsafe'. The GPC will also face calls to deliver contract changes that will 'reduce the inherent risks in the current partnership model'.
Read the conference agenda in full
Conference coverage:
- Outraged LMCs demand new funding for state indemnity deal
- Capita should be stripped of PCSE contract 'immediately', say LMCs
- GPs on collision course with NHS England over multi-year contract
- LMCs demand 'limited liability' GP partnership model
- GPs back partnership model as 'only option' for primary care
- GPs demand out-of-area rules are scrapped and slam Hancock over GP at Hand
- NHS funding hike must bring permanent end to GP crisis, warns GPC chair
- Read Dr Richard Vautrey's conference speech in full
- Dr Krishna Kasaraneni: What does Brexit mean for the GP workforce?
