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The future of General Practice

Inquiry

The Committee has launched a new inquiry to explore the future of NHS general practice, examining the key challenges facing general practice over the next five years as well as the biggest current and ongoing barriers to access to general practice.

General practice has seen significant changes in recent years, such as the development of Primary Care Networks, and during the pandemic the way in which many patients interact with their local practice has changed substantially. This inquiry will explore specific issues including regional variation in general practice, the general practice workload, and the partnership model of general practice.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Tuesday 1 February 2022.

Work news

Government supports Committee recommendations on future of general practice

Health and Social Care Committee publishes Government response

Government must restore doctor-patient relationship to the heart of general practice, say MPs

Health and Social Care Committee publishes report on the future of general practice

20 October 2022

Committee hears from Minister on the future of general practice

The Committee hears from Health Minister James Morris MP on the future of general practice

MPs to examine impact of NHS backlog on general practice

Health and Social Care Committee hears first-hand experience of care workers

MPs to examine modernisation of primary care and future of GP partnerships

Health and Social Care Committee considers the effectiveness of general practice surgeries

MPs to examine benefits offered by continuity of care for patients and GPs

Health and Social Care Committee considers its inquiry into the future of general practice

MPs seek evidence on the future of General Practice

Committee launch a new inquiry into the future of general practice

16 November 2021

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