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General Practice is underfunded, understaffed and overworked ➡️ GP contract pays £107 per year per patient (30p per day) ➡️ Less than annual BBC licence fee! ➡️ For this, we are doing 1 million+ appointments per day, seeing patients 6 times a year on average! BBC News (UK) General Practice

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Angela B Honeybourne 的头像
Angela B Honeybourne2 年前

@jim_reed @BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @Kent_LMC Is this per patient on their books on per patient seen? I’ve not been to see a GP in years.

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swendzonce-kukle2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC What's your FTE salary?

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Gerald Quinlan2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC You have forgotten to include #QOF

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Elizabeth Meatyard2 年前

@DrSelvarajah @BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC Is there a source for these stats?

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Gaurav Gupta2 年前

@DrSelvarajah @BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC Source for appointments data:

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Drpetrie482 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC OK but if you assume an average of 2300 population per GP in a practice, at 30p per day, 365 days per year, that's just south of £250K per GP p.a. I'd work for that!

Gaurav Gupta 的头像
Gaurav Gupta2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC That 30p per day covers everything, including gas, electricity, cleaning, all staff costs etc. GP contractors earn as income what is left after all the expenses have been paid.

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AdmirerofVoltaire2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC All the GPs I know are paid more than £100,000 per year.

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Chris B2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC Yet since the pandemic many can afford to work part time

Gaurav Gupta 的头像
Gaurav Gupta2 年前

@BBCNews @BMA_GP @TheBMA @pulsetoday @BBCRajiniV @doctor_katie @DrLatifaPatel @ERunswickBMA @DrPhilBanfield @DrSteveTaylor @jim_reed @Kent_LMC The definition of part time is a problem for GPs. Most GPs would rack up 37.5 hours in 3-3.5 days. The issues is that reports suggest that working less than 5 days a week is part time but infact most have done whole time equivalent work in 3-4 days.

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