PPT-Future General Practice and the role of Grouped Practices

By Dr Michael Paul and Rigo Pizarro There was a time in the 60s when the majority of GPs were single handed but to meet the requirements of demographic changes and changing medical practice they needed to join together into groups of partners . unless otherwise specified Particulars Standard Charges NRE NRO NRE NRO NRE NRO Saving Ac PINS Ac Current Ac AVERAGE QUARTERLY BALANCE AQB NA 10000 Nil 25000 REMITTANCE Not allowed for nonbroker third party transactions DD at branch location pa ariance The ariance of a set of values which we denote by i de64257ned as where is the mean stands for each data value in turn and is the frequency with which data alue o ccurs Note that An alternative yet equivalent formula which is often easier to Dr Rebecca Rosen. Senior Fellow. The Nuffield Trust. General Practitioner. South East London . November 6. th. 2014. 13/11/2013. Overview . What changes are we trying to achieve?. Brief overview of recent levers for change. Surviving transformation. Dr Chaand Nagpaul. Chairman, BMA General Practitioners Committee. Where we are today - increasing demographic demands on GPs. Rising demand from ageing population . 29% population have a long-term condition. to GPs. Evidence from Practice Nurse Incentive Program . Megha Swami . PhD Candidate. Supervisors: Prof. Anthony Scott . Prof. Jenny Williams . Prof. Hugh Gravelle. Why nurses important ?. Economic argument. HRP223 – 2013. December 2, 2013 . Copyright © . 1999-2013 . Leland Stanford Junior University. All rights reserved.. Warning: This presentation is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorized reproduction of this presentation, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to maximum extent possible under the law.. Assigning Scientific Names. The first step in understanding and studying diversity is to describe and name each species.. By . using a scientific name, biologists can be sure that they are discussing the same organism. Common names can be confusing because they vary among languages and from place to place. . Nancy . Griffing. - 35. ★45 Consulting™. . Proud Members of the 35-45 Consulting Group, LLC. Serving our National and International Clients. Phone: 888-866-3545. www.3545consulting.com. ngriffing@3545consulting.com. December 2, 2013 . Copyright © . 1999-2013 . Leland Stanford Junior University. All rights reserved.. Warning: This presentation is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorized reproduction of this presentation, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to maximum extent possible under the law.. ). Protists. are….. organisms that cannot be classified into any other group (plant, animal, fungus, bacteria). o. rganisms that are typically made up of just one cell. o. rganisms that can be made up of many cells. Adapted with permission from the Resident Mentor Pamphlet developed by the Ruth Jackson Orthopaedic Society RJOSenviable or unenviable position depending on yourpoint of view and your talents of train DOCTOR. GENERAL. PRACTICE. PHYSICIAN. DOCTOR. GENERAL. PRACTICE. PHYSICIAN. INFECTIOUS. DISEASES. DOCTOR. GENERAL. PRACTICE. PHYSICIAN. NEUROLOGY. INFECTIOUS. DISEASES. DOCTOR. GENERAL. PRACTICE. PHYSICIAN. Infection prevention and control standards for general practices and other ofce-based and community-based practices (5th edition)practices and other ofce-based and community-based practices Dr Duncan Rogers. Role Modelling in GP Placements. Introductions. What is a role model. Current situation. Evidence of impact of GP placements on promoting General Practice. Group discussion. Good examples.