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Significant concerns over expansion of GP contract discussions

DAUK has written to NHS England to express ‘significant concerns’ about the expansion of groups involved in GP contract discussions. In a letter to Dr Amanda Doyle, NHS England’s primary care director, DAUK has given its full support to the BMA GP Committee England (BMA GPC). The letter states the…

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DAUK backs complaint over Health Secretary’s attacks on BMA

DAUK has given its support to a complaint against Wes Streeting over language he has used to criticise the BMA. The Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) has signed a letter to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer urging him to investigate whether the Health Secretary has breached the Ministerial Code. The complaint,…

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Official recognition for NHS Domestic Abuse Awareness Day

There are just 10 days until the first NHS Domestic Abuse Awareness Day – which has been officially recognised as a Day of the Year. NHS Domestic Abuse Awareness Day is being launched by DAUK and the Medical Women’s Federation (MWF). It takes place on Wednesday 10 December. Now the…

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Employ more GPs to improve access, DAUK tells Health Secretary

DAUK’s GP co-lead said employing more GPs was the key to improving access to general practice as he challenged the Health Secretary on national radio. Dr Steve Taylor was invited on to the Nick Ferrari Show on LBC to discuss comments by Wes Streeting about new online access to general…

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