NAPC News 4 October 2010
NAPC Support For GP Commissioning
In today's edition of The Times (letters to the Editor), Dr James Kingsland and other GPs marshalled their arguments supporting the government's reforms and set out why GP Commissioning was a move in the right direction.
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NAPC News 1 October 2010
News From HQ
This week saw meetings with pharmaceutical organisations and an IT based company, which are all members of NAPC; a meeting also took place at the Department of Health, with representatives from other primary care organisations to discuss an array of subjects, including next steps around GP Commissioning.
There was also a meeting between Dr Honeyman of the King's Fund and Maggie Marum from NAPC to discuss clinical leadership and opportunities for joint working.
NAPC exhibited at a Wellards event, which took place at the King's Fund.
NAPC's annual conference on 20/21 October at the Hilton Metropole, Birmingham is bursting at the seams so book immediately to avoid disappointment.
www.napcannual.co.uk
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Friday, 01 October 2010 14:26 |
eManager helps GPs meet CQC requirements in consortia transition
X-Genics, the leading provider of GP-focused compliance systems, has expanded its reach with a complete solution for newly forming consortia. Working closely with consortia at an advanced stage of setup, the company believes its one-stop system will solve several potential concerns about how to standardise dozens of GP practices coming together, while meeting Care Quality Commission (CQC) requirements and achieving real time reporting and monitoring.
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NAPC News 30 September 2010
Fresh Hope Of A Medicine For Breast Cancer
New research has identified how the contraceptive pill and HRT could be linked to breast cancer, increasing hopes for a preventative medicine for the illness. Synthetic hormones called progestins, which are used in HRT and contraceptives, had been linked to the developments of the disease and now researchers in Vienna, in collaboration with academics at UCL, claim to have shown that a protein may play a key role in hormone driven breast cancers.
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NAPC News 29 September 2010
Health Reform Plans Are Leap In Dark
Writing a letter to the Times, a group of senior GPs warned today that the government's plans for running the NHS are ‘a dangerous leap in the dark' that will expose services to unacceptable levels of financial and clinical risk.
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