One in three people who registered with a mental health service for NHS staff in 2024/25 had experienced suicidal thoughts or plans.

MIMS Learning has launched a brand new learning format to support your continuing education. Our ‘podcourse’ is a blend of ...

More than four in five people say they are concerned about pressure on GP services, with easier access to GP appointments the top priority for the NHS identified by the public, polling shows.

The GPonline team discusses the latest news affecting general practice.

The 43 areas that have been chosen for the first wave of rolling out a neighbourhood NHS will act as a 'test bed' for new primary care contracts, health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has ...

A prominent East London GP has been elected to become RCGP president from November - and will take on the role alongside positions on the BMA council and NHS England board.

Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has infuriated GPs after dismissing concerns around enabling access to online consultation systems throughout core hours - claiming resistance to the ...

BMA leaders have voted to oppose the government's 10-year health plan and demanded safeguards to guarantee the future of GP independent contractor status.

Catch up quickly with our weekly round-up of key news stories for general practice.

Doctors' leaders could back GPs to re-enter dispute with the government over fears that the 10-year health plan poses an existential threat to the independent contractor model, at an emergency BMA ...

A legal case arguing that the GMC should enforce a national scope of practice for physician associates (PAs) and anaesthetic associates (AAs) has been dismissed by the High Court.

The government has hailed the impact of the £80m advice and guidance DES introduced this year as requests rose and use of the scheme by GPs helped more than 110,000 patients avoid joining the NHS ...