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The team talks about safe working limits and the number of GPs we need in England to ensure doctors are working within those safe levels. They discuss some of the key debates from the UK LMCs conference that took place last week, including full GP pay restoration and whether we should have SAS doctors in general practice. And they look at the state of GP premises.


This week’s good news story is about a primary care transformation project within a PCN that improved patient outcomes, at the same time as delivering cost-savings.


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


Useful links

●     1 in 5 people in England would be without a GP if practices stuck to 'safe limit'

●     Which ICB areas have the most severe GP shortages?

●     UK LMCs conference 2023: full coverage

●     Junior doctors in England to hold three-day strike in June

●     GPs block drafty windows with tape as four in 10 work in unfit premises

●     Evaluation of the Foundry Healthcare Lewes’ primary care transformation project


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