Findings from the latest Health Survey for England reveal rising pressure on general practice as a growing proportion of the population lives with poor health and long-term illness.

One in six GPs have left a job because of problems balancing childcare with work, a poll has found. by Nick Bostock ...

Rollout of an £80m advice and guidance directed enhanced service in 2025/26 has added to unsustainable workload in general practice, GP leaders say - and plans to expand it next year could pile on yet ...

The GPonline team discusses the key news stories affecting general practice.

Any overhaul of the NHS vaccination strategy must avoid undermining general practice and continuity of care, the RCGP has warned after MPs branded the current approach a 'failure'.

For the third year running, England ended last year with more GPs than it had 12 months earlier. GPonline looks at what NHS ...

General practice is entering a period where ‘everything is up for grabs’ as GPs await further details on how the government intends to develop neighbourhoods in 2026/27 and beyond, a legal expert has ...

Reflecting on significant events during GP training A learning event analysis (LEA) is required in each year of your GP training. Dr Prashini Naidoo explains how to record LEAs using the template in ...

Consultation skills - How best to work with children Communication between colleagues can optimise a GP's relationship with a child. By Dr Peter Reeves ...

Clinical Review - Systemic lupus erythematosus Contributed by Dr Natasha Jordan, Arthritis Research UK clinical research fellow, and Dr David D'Cruz, consultant rheumatologist and reader, The Louise ...

Map: How GP funding per patient varies across England GP practices in parts of England receive more than £200 per weighted patient, while others receive around half that amount. Click on the map below ...

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