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Top 10 tips for greener general practice
Taking steps to tackle climate change can help improve people's health both now and in the future and benefit practices. Dr Aarti Bansal explains where to start if your practice wants to become greener.
Latest articles
Annual calendar of practice management
What practice managers need to review or address during a year.
PCN programme at risk as practices object to network services
GPs and PCNs have reacted furiously to an NHS England consultation on proposed services that networks could be required to deliver from April. Medeconomics looks at the fallout and what happens next.
How practices can boost income from private fees
Specialist accountant Laurence Slavin highlights what practices should consider when setting fees for private work and steps that could help boost income in this area.
Data Protection and Security Toolkit checklist
This checklist provides a guide to the information you will need and advice on how to complete the new Data Protection and Security Toolkit. Updated for 2019/20.
QOF
QOF: End-of-life care QI checklist
Download this checklist to help your practice plan its work for the QOF quality improvement domain's end-of-life care module.
QOF: Prescribing safety checklist
Download this checklist to help your practice plan its work for the QOF quality improvement domain's prescribing safety module.
New QOF Prevalence Check tables launch on Medeconomics
Our new interactive tables allow you to compare disease prevalence for your practice with prevalence for your CCG across all clinical domains in the QOF.
QOF payments 2019/20
Details of payments available for QOF in England for 2019/20, plus latest national figures on prevalence, exception reporting and achievement.
Medeconomics Live
Medeconomics Live launches to help practices thrive under the new GP contract
The new Medeconomics Live conference aims to help practices boost income, ease workload and improve patient care under the five-year GP contract.
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