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Plan launched to discourage retiring GPs

Employers fail to understand what young staff want

Reforms risk poor pension decisions

Surgeries to be responsible for identifying lonely patients under Labour

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Blog: Intelligent monitoring and CQC inspecting

25.11.14: CQC chief inspector of general practice explains intelligent monitoring -one of the tools now being used to support their new approach to inspection

Plan launched to discourage retiring GPs

29.01.15: A £10m workforce plan has been launched to encourage GPs to stay practicing.

Employers fail to understand what young staff want

29.01.15: There are discrepancies between what young people want from their careers, and what their employers think they want

Reforms risk poor pension decisions

28.01.15: People are at risk of making poor decisions after the government’s pension reforms come into effect.

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Blog: Intelligent monitoring and CQC inspecting

Steve Field: CQC chief inspector of general practice explains intelligent monitoring -one of the tools now being used to support their new approach to inspection

Blog: New direction for Health and Justice inspection

Steve Field: The CQC is currently consulting on a new approach to inspecting healthcare services in prisons, youth offender institutions and immigration removal centres

Blog: #indyref and Scotland’s NHS

Andy Drane: How will general practice be affected if Scotland decides to become independent? Two days before the ground-breaking vote specialist healthcare solicitor Andy Drane outlines possible changes