The healthcare sector in the UK, particularly general practitioner (GP) practices, is facing significant challenges amid continued workforce shortages and staff retention issues. GP partners will need to adapt their strategies in order to overcome the difficulties that arose, particularly since the COVID pandemic. Within this article, Croner will delve into the current landscape, explore the root causes of these challenges, and discuss potential strategies to address them.

Croner have created some case studies based on real calls received from our members. All personal details have been removed to retain anonymity. If the following examples sound like a situation you are facing, do not hesitate to contact Croner for support on 0844 561 8133.

The National Induction programme has been designed to ensure that all international medical graduates (IMGs) recruited to the NHS are welcomed, valued, and supported as they transition to UK clinical practice.

The NHS stands for the National Health Service. It refers to the Government-funded medical and health care services that everyone living in the UK can use without being asked to pay the full cost of the service. In the following article, Dr Emma Green provides an overview of the structure that can appear complex and highlights some of the other organisations involved and acronyms you may come across.

MPS responds to the GMC's updated draft Personal beliefs and medical practice guidance.

We are delighted to announce an extension to our partnership with contract specialists Buxton Coates Solicitors.

MPS responds to the DHSC's consultation on reforming the GMC legislative framework.

Medicolegal experts play a key role across a diverse range of cases, including civil, criminal, coronial, and regulatory proceedings. One of the concerns about undertaking medicolegal work is the possibility of being criticised – so it is important you understand the types of issues that might arise and how you can reduce the risks.

Haematology is a unique field where clinical skills and laboratory work help provide a holistic approach to patient care. Haematologists are often required to provide input on complex cases for other specialties, so the advice you receive needs to be equally specialised.