Labour's day of shame over the NHS

[DaveyWallis]

I'd be interested to read Doc Alan's views on the GP contracts and their effects on A and E services. From what I've read GP's now get paid considerably more, as shown in Dedworth's figures, but do a lot less.

This, I believe, is creating a big increase in demand for A and E.

I also think that the figures for NHS management reveal a lot.

Andy

[joebloggs]

I'd be interested to read Doc Alan's views on the GP contracts and their effects on A and E services. From what I've read GP's now get paid considerably more, as shown in Dedworth's figures, but do a lot less.

This, I believe, is creating a big increase in demand for A and E.

I also think that the figures for NHS management reveal a lot.

Andy

Salaried GPs employed directly by PCTs earn between £53,781 to £81,158, dependent on, among other factors, length of service and experience.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore...y-for-doctors/

of course some earn more , they do extra work or are partners in a clinic

the increase in demand for A&E, will be partly because the tories have shut A and E units in some hospitals

your wrong about home visits, my wife has done home visits, hours for gp's some start 8:30 and finish at 6:00pm.