The article discusses the rise of general practice (GP) federations in Great Britain after the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) proposal launch. It is stated that the RCGP proposed practices teaming up as federations to attain economies of scale. It notes that 300 practices are involved in the schemes from private company to practice-based collaboration (PBC). It also mentions the launch of a local care organization development paper by the National Health Service (NHS) Alliance.
*LEGAL status of patients, *FAMILY medicine, *GENERAL practitioners
Abstract
Discusses the impact that plans by the British government to increase patient choice will have on general practitioners. Concerns raised by general practitioners regarding the plan to allow patients to register with more than one practice; Proposals that were included in the government's white paper on patient choice.
Published
2003
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