February newsletter
Posted: Tuesday 16th of February 2016Suffolk GP Federation Newsletter – Feb 2016 Workforce initiatives Strategic options for Suffolk primary care GP+ update East Suffolk ultrasound West Suffolk Community Pain Service Walton Surgery West Suffolk leg ulcers Members agreement Board elections To read the newsletter please click here
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GP Survey reveals ‘deteriorating’ patient care amid rising pressure
Posted: Thursday 4th of February 2016East Anglian Daily Times article – 4th February 2016 Click here to read
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Out of hours GP service praised
Posted: Thursday 21st of January 2016East Anglian Daily Time article – 20th January 2016 Click here to read
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January newsletter
Posted: Thursday 21st of January 2016Suffolk GP Federation Newsletter – Jan 2016 Options for Suffolk primary Care GP+ update Information governance Primary care mental health bid West Suffolk leg ulcers Members’ agreement Fed Board update To read the newsletter please click here
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GP crisis
Posted: Monday 18th of January 2016East Anglian Daily Times article – 18th January 2016 Click here to read
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New surgery promises to be real plus for A&E
Posted: Tuesday 5th of January 2016 Bury Mercury article – 30th December 2015 Click here to read
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Out-of-hours access to GPs
Posted: Tuesday 5th of January 2016Bury Free Press article – 25th December 2015 Click here to read
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GP+ surgery helping ease winter pressure
Posted: Tuesday 5th of January 2016Ipswich Star article – 24th December 2015 Click here to read
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December Newsletter
Posted: Tuesday 15th of December 2015Suffolk GP Federation Newsletter – Dec 2015 Options for Suffolk primary Care GP+ update Additional GP Fed Board Directors Felixstowe care home services To read the newsletter please click here
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Update : Future options for Suffolk primary care including super-partnerships
Posted: Wednesday 2nd of December 2015Due to Suffolk primary care facing severe pressure from a range of factors including workload and recruitment, two open meetings have been recently held to discuss the future options for Suffolk primary care including super-partnerships. Click here to read the slides from the open meetings
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