Rowan Dennison
@rowandennison.bsky.social
Deputy Director of Communications at Nuffield Trust, a health and social care think tank. I live in Bristol. Mostly talking health policy or politics here, but music nerdery or nature gawkery also warmly welcomed
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To find out more about why the current ‘Carr-Hill’ #GP funding formula is deeply flawed, read our briefing.
GP surgeries serving deprived parts of England receive on average 9.8% less funding than practices in more affluent areas when you account for the needs of the local population. 💷
GP surgeries serving deprived parts of England receive on average 9.8% less funding than practices in more affluent areas when you account for the needs of the local population. 💷
Fairer funding for general practice in England: what’s the problem, why is it so hard to fix, and what should the government do?
General practice funding is inequitable: the Carr-Hill formula, which decides the distribution of funding, is outdated and fails to take account of socioeconomic deprivation. This briefing, produced i...
www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk
June 25, 2025 at 7:46 AM
To find out more about why the current ‘Carr-Hill’ #GP funding formula is deeply flawed, read our briefing.
GP surgeries serving deprived parts of England receive on average 9.8% less funding than practices in more affluent areas when you account for the needs of the local population. 💷
GP surgeries serving deprived parts of England receive on average 9.8% less funding than practices in more affluent areas when you account for the needs of the local population. 💷
They propose a more detailed supervision model for different career stages at 'entry point', 'transition' and 'steady state' and suggest policy recommendations to improve the consistency and quality of supervision for ARRS clinical roles for safety and quality assurance.
April 24, 2025 at 8:49 AM
They propose a more detailed supervision model for different career stages at 'entry point', 'transition' and 'steady state' and suggest policy recommendations to improve the consistency and quality of supervision for ARRS clinical roles for safety and quality assurance.