Latest LMC workforce survey - please complete our short survey by Wednesday 9 December 2020

Thank you in advance for making space in your busy day to complete our short survey on practice workforce issues. This will help us gather insight to share with key opinion formers and stakeholders, and to generate stories highlighting the pressures you are under for trade and national publications.

Our latest workforce survey was sent to practices via email with a small number receiving it on 24 November, with the bulk of practices getting it on 25 November. It us the tenth such survey we have had conducted via polling company ComRes. The data gathered from previous workforce surveys has been used in a number of ways to support our work advocating for you, including:

  • Obtaining coverage of London’s GP workforce crisis in dozens of articles and reports, including on the front page of a national newspaper.
  • Securing practice visits with MPs and Assembly Members from the three main political parties representing London.
  • Being invited to submit evidence to Parliamentary committee enquiries.
  • Showing commissioners and the other bodies which make up London’s health landscape that GP practices are facing significant workforce issue.

Please complete the survey by Wednesday 9 December 2020.

 

 

Last updated : 25 Nov 2020
 

Dr Michelle Drage's statement on the new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care (10 Jul 2018)

Dr Michelle Drage responds to the appointment of Matthew Hancock as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. "Congratulations and welcome to new Health Secretary Matthew Hancock. "I’d love...
Read more »

Perinatal mental health access variation (06 Jul 2018)

The Pan-London Perinatal Mental Health Network are gathering information on disparities in access to, and funding for, perinatal mental health within secondary and tertiary care. This map produced by the...
Read more »

Salisbury Novichok 1 incident - Public Health England interim guidance (05 Jul 2018)

Following the recent Salisbury Novichok 1 incident, Public Health England have issued interim guidance on the diagnosis and early management in organophosphate chemical incidents. This guidance can be downloaded 
Read more »

Londonwide LMCs' June 2018 newsletter (20 Jun 2018)

...
Read more »

Tips of the month June 2018 (20 Jun 2018)

We provide weekly tips based on common queries which come through to us from London GPs and practice teams. These are shared via social media and collated for...
Read more »

Free online mindfulness course for patients (19 Jun 2018)

Londoners can now access a free online mindfulness tool via the Good Thinking website. The website signposts individuals to resources to help deal with depression, anxiety, stress and insomnia...
Read more »

GP State of Emergency continues (19 Jun 2018)

Since April 2016 when GPs in London and across the country declared a GP State of Emergency, our campaign has been a great success. However, we recognise that the...
Read more »

SNOMED CT update for SystmOne practices (19 Jun 2018)

The first phase of the national deployment of SNOMED CT has now taken place with approximately 20 pilot sites taking part. The wider roll-out for SystmOne GP practices will be...
Read more »

Publication of Integrated Care - Organisations, Partnerships and Systems (19 Jun 2018)

  Online report   PDF download The Committee considered the increasing reliance on a range of health and care services, which are mostly...
Read more »

KO41b returns not mandatory for 2018 (19 Jun 2018)

The window for practices to complete and submit the 2017/18 NHS complaints data return closed on Friday 8 June. The BMA has previously advised that practices are under no legal...
Read more »
Next Page »
« Previous Page