Where are patients per GP rising fastest, impact of minimum wage rise, GP premises funding

Emma and Nick look at the current state of the GP workforce and changes over the past year. We’ve just undertaken a major update of GPonline’s GP Workforce Tracker, which we launched a year ago, and Nick talks through some of the key findings from that work.

They talk about the uplift to the minimum wage that is due to happen in April and what this will mean for practice, and discuss GP premises, in particular some of the problems relating to funding reaching practices when there are housing developments in their area.

And, following the recent cabinet reshuffle, they look at the arrival of a new secretary of state at the Department of Health and Social Care and what this could mean in the months ahead.

Our good news story is about NHS England’s pledge to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040.

This episode was presented by GPonline editor Emma Bower and deputy editor Nick Bostock. It was produced by Czarina Deen.

Useful links

GPonline’s GP Workforce Tracker

Where in England are patients per GP rising fastest?

GPs fear practice closures as minimum wage hike threatens major rise in costs

Chancellor to investigate delays in GP premises funding from housing development

Who is new health and social care secretary Victoria Atkins?

NHS England sets target to eliminate cervical cancer

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