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An overview of the GP contract updates 2024/25

Practice Index

With several documents related to the contract being released on Thursday (28th April) afternoon, we've taken a look at the contract updates to give you a head start on the requirements of the contract so you're up and running quickly. QOF changes 2024/25 In the 2024/25 QOF guidance, there are a number of changes.

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Start 2024 With a Budget Plan

Minority Nurse

If you spent too much over the holidays, open up a separate account in January that’s devoted solely to holiday expenses. “In general, for every one thousand after taxes, if you follow the 50/30/20 rule, no more than $300 of that amount goes to wants,” he says. “And then you aren’t scrambling.”

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RCM stands as a main challenge for CFOs and practice administrators 

Health Prime

This process starts when a patient schedules an appointment and ends when the provider receives payment for the services rendered. RCM commands 24% of surveyed CFO’s time, followed closely by operations (18%) and cost management (17%). Strategy formulation takes 16%, while internal and external partnerships each claim 8%.

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Do Practice Managers support the BMA’s GP collective action?

Practice Index

This decision follows the BMA’s member referendum on the 2024/25 General Medical Services (GMS) contract changes in which over 99% of members who responded (that’s more than 19,000 GPs and GP trainees) rejected the Government and NHS England’s 2024/25 GP contract changes. The BMA’s GP leaders requested an uplift of 8.7%

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Primary care news round-up (4th April to 11th April 2024)

Practice Index

Right care, first time Practice managers are launching a major campaign to tackle public frustration at the delays in gaining GP appointments. It follows the national drive to diversify primary care teams, introducing a range of professions to support GPs. The local ICB reports 25,000 missed appointments in February alone.

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The BMA’s safe working advice: good practice or a headache for PMs?

Practice Index

There’s so much of what I call ‘anti-NHS rhetoric’ coming out of government and the media at the moment that worries me, especially if practices start cutting appointment slots. The current system is setting us up for failure, and it’s the patients who ultimately suffer. Will limiting contacts make a positive difference?

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Primary care news round-up (29th August to 5th September 2024)

Practice Index

According to the IGPM, the Department of Health should follow suit. Over the 14 years that led up to 2019, the number of appointments per patient remained much the same, but the length of time per consultation increased by nearly half. The proposal comes after the Government decision to end one-word Ofsted gradings for schools.