GP income growth has slowed
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- GPC has eye on consultant pay. Waters, Adele // GP: General Practitioner;5/20/2002, p16
Reports the deal of the general practitioner (GP) community negotiators on hospital income in Great Britain. Discussion of consultant earnings; Demand of an increase of the GP; Views of the government on the demand of the GP.
- GP earnings stunted in recruitment crisis. Durham, Neil // GP: General Practitioner;10/28/2002, p1
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- �36,000 by 2006 from 'quality pay'. Smith, Nick // GP: General Practitioner;3/17/2003, p3
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- The bite that managed care took out of doctors' earning power. // Medical Economics;5/9/2003, Vol. 80 Issue 9, p22
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- PMS transfer can raise pay by 10%. // GP: General Practitioner;1/7/2002, p02
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- Opinion: Your say online � www.healthcarerepublic.com/forums. // GP: General Practitioner;6/11/2010, p26
In this article, the author asks views of people regarding publishing of general practitioner (GP) income by the government of Great Britain.
- Backward economics of GP life. Lancelot, Chris // GP: General Practitioner;11/11/2002, p31
Focuses on the problem of decline in income of general practitioners. Impact of the market in fixing the rate; Effect of payment package on recruitment crisis.
