#GPStateofEmergency update - July 2016
In April 2016 GPs in London and across the country declared a #GPStateofEmergency.
To help practices manage their increasing workload during this state of emergency we have produced emergency guidance on a range of important issues, the latest of which covers appeals against Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) decisions, including PIP (Personal Independent Payments).
You can download this and other emergency guidance from our dedicated campaign website.
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Last updated : 19 Jul 2016Friday 8 May Bank Holiday opening (29 Apr 2020)
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