While some changes must be unpacked, this blog focuses on finances. It is important to keep in mind that when it comes to PCNS, the only approach should not be in money; However, it is important since networks need Understand if the allocation 25/26 would cover the increase in national insurance announced in the autumn […]
Now, let’s see the expansion of the additional roles reimbursement scheme, and Keep reading to see our new PCN roles browser. In the PCN DES 2025/26, the additional roles reimbursement scheme increased. The following table has a comparison from 24/25. Associated doctor’s apprentice First contact physiotherapist First dietist contact First contact podiatrist First contact with […]
Recently they asked us if we could point to someone in the direction of an explanation of what raw, weighted and tight populations they mean. It is a great question and we should probably have answered years ago. Whether you have experience or new in your role, here is a direct breakdown or how different […]
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As always, we wrote our blog for primary care leaders, and this blog is specifically for those of you that: They are managing collaborative work between GP practices Because understanding how federations and PCN can work together They are looking for practical ideas about the navigation of financial challenges in primary care Recently I sat […]
In THC’s primary care, we provide resources for the leaders of the Primary Care Network. This blog summarizes the key changes in the start -up and raises essential strategic questions that primary care leaders should consider while navigating this evolutionary landscape. This blog draws information from several key NHS England documents published by 2025/26: These […]
This marks significant development for a crucial component but sometimes overlooked or primary care. This occurs just after substantial changes in the GP contract were announced in February 2025, forming a coordinated approach to strengthen primary care services in England. In this blog, we will be covering: Keep reading for more details. Key financial changes […]
What is: A clear explanation of the improved service that compensates for practices for advice and prior orientation to reference Why does it matter: The rational behind this service and how it admits move attention closer to home Who can participate: Details about the choice and registration requirements of the practice When it enters into […]
In recent years, plant -based diets have become fashionable. More and more people choose to omit meat and enjoy a world of fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds and whole grains. Famous faces such as Jessica Chastain, Joaquin Phoenix and others have openly talked about their lifeless lifestyles. Many online influencers have also expressed support for […]
A groundbreaking targeted treatment for the most common type of bladder cancer has been approved for use by the NHS, offering new hope to hundreds of patients. The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (Nice) has recommended erdafitinib, also known as Balversa and manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, for some adult patients in England. […]
