Jaimie Kaffash

In the third part of our series on physician associates in general practice, Eliza Parr asks whether the increase in numbers is worth the money, and whether they are easing pressures on GPs

In the fourth part of our series on the rise of physician associates, Madeline Sherratt and Jaimie Kaffash dig deep into the data to look at the

Pulse's analysis has shown the areas where physician associates are most likely to be employed. See how much your region relies on them

Continuing our series on conditions that may be overdiagnosed, GP partner and trainer Dr David Coleman explores the evidence-based approach to diagnosing depression

In the next in our Masterclass series, Dr Andrew Whittamore, a GPSI in respiratory medicine and clinical lead at Asthma + Lung UK , explains the

General practice is disproportionately non-white, and GPs will be feeling the effects of these riots as much as anyone, argues editor Jaimie Kaffash

We all know that GPs need to keep up with developments in medicine and general practice. But exactly how do GPs do this with the range of materials available to them and what is most important to them?

We are asking GP partners and principals in England to take our special survey on the collective action launched by the BMA.

Copperfield finds that the Government's plan for GPs to be included in the additional roles reimbursement scheme doesn't add up

Exclusive Almost half (46%) of England's GP practices are taking some form of collective action, with one in five putting a limit on the number of patients they see in a day, a Pulse survey has revealed.