Webinar Catch-up: Navigating Changes to the GP Contract: How can GP practices meet the new obligations and responsibilities?

June 30, 2023

In March, NHS England unveiled the new GP Contract for 2023/24, which saw stringent requirements around patient access and practice performance levied onto GP practices in England and Wales. In the weeks since the new GP contract came into force in April, practices have worked hard to ensure their obligations under the contract are met and that the communities they serve have swift access to the best care. Last week, Klinik ran a webinar providing valuable perspectives on the new GP contract, with advice and support for practices in implementing the changes and meeting new obligations. In a discussion hosted by James Somauroo, CEO, SomX, Klinik brought together X primary care experts to give you a breakdown of the changes to the GP contract for 23/24. including

Helen Derbyshire, Head of Product Creation, Redmoor Health: What’s changed? A breakdown of new obligations for practices in the 23/24 Contract
Dr Ravi Tomar, GP Partner, Bourne Health: Practice Perspectives on the new GP Contract
Sindhu Balakrishnan, Transformation and Change management specialist, The Firs Medical Centre – The changing GP Practice: the role of systems and process transformation in ensuring the sustainability of primary care
Ben Wood, Managing Director UK, Klinik shared his views on the priorities for transformation around the GP Contract 2023/24.

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