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Welcome to the Medeconomics GP Fees Database
The GP Fees Database can help you identify opportunities to boost non-NHS income, check recommended rates for private work and see the average fee charged by practices for areas of work for which there is no set or recommended rate. Click here to find out more or read some free samples of the database below.
Our NHS funding and payments section provides an overview of the funding practices receive via their contract, enhanced services and also has information on Agenda for Change rates and NHS Pensions. Subscribe now to access the GP Fees Database.
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Sick notes and certificates (private)
The Medeconomics Database of GP Fees is gathered from official sources, plus our own research among UK GP practices.
Holiday/travel insurance: cancellation claim
The Medeconomics Database of GP Fees is gathered from official sources, plus our own research among UK GP practices.
Advice on private work
VAT on GPs' private and professional fees
Practices registered for VAT need to be clear about when they should add this tax to the fees they charge, says Jenny Stone.
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.
Making the most of the Medeconomics GP Fees Database
How practices can use our exclusive database of private and professional fees as a resource for generating extra earnings.
Advice on setting fees for private work
Practices should work out the costs of providing services when deciding what to charge for private and professional work.
Services GPs cannot charge for
GPs are obliged by NHS regulations to provide certain certificates free of charge. Medeconomics explains the services this applies to.
BMA updates guidance on firearms certification again
The BMA has again updated its guidance on responding to police requests for information relating to firearms certification.
Should you certify a patient 'fit for' an activity?
MDU medico-legal adviser Dr Beverly Ward offers GPs advice about signing 'fit for' forms.
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