NHS Employers - Summary of 2017/18 General Medical Services contract negotiations

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Summary of the key changes to the General Medical Services (GMS) contract in England for 2017/18. These changes have been agreed between NHS Employers, on behalf of NHS Englang and the General Practitioners Committees (GPC) of the BMA.

February 2017

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