RCGP news
11 July 2023
RCGP Chair responds to the GMC’s annual national training survey
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, responds to the findings of the GMC’s annual national training survey.
11 July 2023
RCGP responds to Labour’s latest report on GP practice closures
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners, responds to a report by Labour into GP practice closures.
06 July 2023
RCGP Scotland response to NHS Scotland’s Climate Emergency and Sustainability Annual Report for 2021-22
RCGP Scotland respond to the release of the NHS Scotland’s climate emergency and sustainability annual report for 2021-22.
03 July 2023
New Chair and Deputy Chair of RCGP Scotland
RCGP Scotland is delighted to announce that Dr Chris Provan has been elected as the next Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners Scotland and will serve a three-year term from November 2023, succeeding current Joint Chairs Dr Chris Williams and Dr David Shackles.
30 June 2023
Ambitious plan, but the devil will be in the detail – RCGP responds to announcement of NHS long-term workforce plan
The College has been clear that any workforce plan must include initiatives to retain experienced GPs in the profession, as well as recruiting more.
28 June 2023
RCGP responds to the Lib Dems’ warning of the GP “retirement time bomb”
The College's Vice Chair has responded to the Liberal Democrats' warning of a "retirement time bomb" in general practice.
27 June 2023
Healthcare leaders unite for more sustainable prescribing
RCGP Scotland and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society will host an event celebrating the collaborative work of the health professions and policymakers in Scotland on reducing the environmental harm from prescribing and medicines use.
27 June 2023
College responds to the rising rates of referrals to mental health services for young patients
RCGP Vice Chair responds to findings from the charity Young Minds that yearly referrals to young people’s mental health services have risen by 76% since 2019.
23 June 2023
Urgent action needed to reverse ‘hard slog’ of general practice, says College Chair
College Chair responds to GMC report on unsustainable workload.
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