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GPs agree deal to end '8am scramble' for appointments

Sky News Friday, 28 February 2025 ()
GPs agree deal to end '8am scramble' for appointmentsMore patients in England will be able to book appointments online and request to see their regular doctor as part of a new deal agreed with GPs in England, the government has said.
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News video: GPs accept contract terms helping end ‘8am scramble’

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GPs in England have accepted contract terms which will help to end the ‘8am scramble’ for appointments. Health Secretary Wes Streeting welcomed the news, saying: "This is the first time since the pandemic that a government has agreed to a deal with GPs. It brings an end to the dispute and the...

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GPs welcome new contract allowing appointment changes [Video]

GPs welcome new contract allowing appointment changes

GPs have been reacting to the new contract set out by the government which allows patients to book more appointments online and end the "scramble for 8am slots". Dr Alison George, a GP in an A&E unit at Newcastle Hospital Trust, welcomed the changes, saying: "I think it is a positive announcement and it means we've got space to try and move things forward." Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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GPs agree deal to end '8am scramble' for appointments

GPs agree deal to end '8am scramble' for appointments
More patients in England will be able to book appointments online and request to see their regular doctor as part of a new deal agreed with GPs in England, the...
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