The BMA has warned GP practices against getting involved in pilots of AI-assisted triage within the NHS App. The union said ...

Enthused by the 'roaring' success of advice and guidance for GPs, Dr Toni Munno proposes setting up a parallel system for secondary care colleagues ...

The NHS is struggling because it has 'too many targets' and 'not enough focus on outcomes', a productivity commission has found.

Increasing demand for GP appointments for mental health may be down to a greater willingness among young people to seek help, a study found.

Placing third in our writing competition, Dr Paul McNamara recalls how his mother’s addiction and death by suicide have impacted how he understands patients and suffering as a GP ...

Securing additional GP funding equivalent to £50 per patient is a ‘major negotiating aim’ in the BMA’s current talks with the Government.

Dementia needs the same investment that has transformed cancer survival in recent decades if progress is to be made, report ...

Personalised programmes to prevent falls in older people may make no difference, according to a comprehensive review of the evidence.

The BMA in Scotland has recommended practices move away from using sessions as the basic units of GP time, to help ensure safe working. In new guidance, the union also recommended that all practices ...

Exclusive: Seven in 10 GPs think adult ADHD is 'overdiagnosed', including nearly half who think it is ‘very overdiagnosed’ ...

Earlier this year we put out a call to all Pulse readers to find our next GP blogger and were subsequently inundated with more than 100 entries - the most we have ever had for a writing competition.

The BMA’s GP committee has decided to postpone collective action escalation until 1 December, in a bid to ‘reset’ relationships, as GPC re-enters ‘bilateral talks’ with the Government and NHS England.