by Nick Grundy | Aug 7, 2019 | Blog, Pensions
NHS staff can take cautious heart from the news that the government have scrapped the consultation on a 50:50 option for the NHS pension scheme. The Annual Allowance (AA) has had a hugely damaging effect on the availability of care to patients, with almost half of GPs...
by Nick Grundy | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog
If you work in Primary Care you will no doubt have seen information about the Long Term Plan, and about Primary Care Networks, which are being touted as the “building blocks” of the NHS by NHS England. Inevitably, much of the comment online, including in GP Survival,...
by Nick Grundy | Nov 16, 2018 | Blog
[This is the unedited version of an article published by Pulse] The question on the lips of every GP this week must be: is there anything for which NHS England won’t try to blame someone else? To no one’s surprise, NHS England’s response to their...
by Nick Grundy | Aug 5, 2016 | Blog
The Cameron Fund has received several recent requests from GPs on the Induction & Returner Scheme, all trying their best to return to General Practice.Launched in May last year, the Scheme aims to safely and quickly introduce experienced UK-trained GPs back into...
by Nick Grundy | Jun 10, 2016 | Blog
Holden’s Law No. 1 Look at the BOTTOM (profit) line not the top (turnover) line and LEARN TO SAY NO (and make your partners mean it!) Holden’s Law No. 2 Stop/Avoid being busy fools and avoid the herd mentality trap. Holden’s Law No. 3 Demonstrate why any action is of...
by Nick Grundy | Jun 10, 2016 | Blog
Posted by Anon. I went to a CCG meeting last night about new models of care, dictated from on high and it is clear that colleagues in the CCG are either delusional or disingenuous on pushing through Sustainability and Transformation Plans which are neither sustainable...
