Reforming general practice boundaries (26th January 2010)
Reforming the way in which GP practice boundaries divide primary care services between patients is an attractive prospect for politicians and the general public.
The current government in England has stated that it intends to remove these boundaries altogether, while the Conservative Party has declared that patients should be able to register with the practice most convenient to them.
This review, from the British Medical Association (BMA), explores the many consequences and potential opportunities that implementing this proposal presents.
Document
Reforming the way in which GP practice boundaries divide primary care services between patients is an attractive prospect for politicians and the general public.
The current government in England has stated that it intends to remove these boundaries altogether, while the Conservative Party has declared that patients should be able to register with the practice most convenient to them.
This review, from the British Medical Association (BMA), explores the many consequences and potential opportunities that implementing this proposal presents.
Document
The Future of General Practice in Northern Ireland (20th January 2010)
This strategy has been developed by the BMA(NI) and Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP(NI)) on the future of general practice.
Strategy
This strategy has been developed by the BMA(NI) and Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP(NI)) on the future of general practice.
Strategy
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