Recycle unspent PCN cash to strengthen practices in second COVID spike, GPs urge

Practices unable to spend primary care network (PCN) recruitment funding should be allowed to redirect it to ease workload pressures during the second coronavirus peak, GPs have said.

by Luke Haynes
Warning over unspent PCN cash (Photo: Viktoria Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Warning over unspent PCN cash (Photo: Viktoria Rodriguez/Getty Images)

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