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GP Federations became popular among English general practitioners after 2010 as a means to exploit the opportunities—or mitigate the threats—posed by the Five Year Forward View proposals in the English NHS which envisaged delivering primary care at a larger scale than the traditional GP list. It is widely believed that ‘Practices cannot survive on their own – they have to look at ways of making themselves stronger.’ 15 sites were selected in December 2015 to test new enhanced primary care models serving populations of 30,000 to 50,000 patients. Some, but by no means all, clinical commissioning groups have given financial support to encourage the formation of federations.
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Job summary Working up to 30 hours pw with secondments considered, The Neighbourhood and Primary Care Network (PCN) Support Officer will provide comprehensive administrative and organisational support to the Primary Care Networks, Directors and LPC department Heads. The post holder will play a key…
Job summary The postholder will provide clinical care to patients within a clearly defined scope of practice and under the overall direction and supervision of a named GP. The PA will undertake clinical assessment, history taking and examination and, where appropriately trained and authorised,…
Job summary The Advance Care Planning Practitioner (ACPP) will be part of the Quality Improvement project to support general practices and care homes across Primary Care Networks to identify individuals who may be at the end of their life utilising the EARLY clinical search tool and support the…