Committees

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.  

 

Written evidence should be no more than 3,000 words.  Guidance on submitting written evidence is available here. 

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Tuesday 1 February 2022.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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Fourth Report - The future of general practice
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Ninth Special Report - The future of general practice: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report
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Ninth Special Report - The future of general practice: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report
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Oral evidence transcripts

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12 July 2022
Inquiry The future of General Practice
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28 June 2022
Inquiry The future of General Practice
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14 June 2022
Inquiry The future of General Practice
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Written evidence

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National Voices (FGP0400)
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Royal College of Nursing (FGP0399)
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Dr Peter Holden (Doctor at Imperial Road Surgery) (FGP0398)
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Correspondence
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