A letter from Alan McDevitt (Chair SGPC), to all GPs in Scotland on the GP contract uplift for 2014/15.
Monthly Archives: May 2014
eKIS – Practices asked to include certain significant diagnosis in eKIS summaries…
We are aware that Practices have been asked by a number of different departments to include certain significant diagnosis in their eKIS summaries. In particular the Aortic Aneurysm screening service has asked some Practices to add this diagnosis Practices could take the view that a patient with the positive result from AAA screening should form part of their planned ACP work under the GMS Contract. If so, you should always firstly obtain consent from the patient and generate an eKIS record which will be part of the ACP work for 2014/15. If you have any further queries please contact us at the LMC offices.
Read more about the Infant Cremations & The Mortonhall Investigation Report…
The City of Edinburgh Council published the report of Dame Elish Angiolini’s investigation into events at Mortonhall Crematorium the week beginning 12th May 2014. You may have seen some of the media coverage which followed publication.
New Guidance on Recognition & Management of Maltreatment in Infants (Under 1yrs)…
New Greater Glasgow & Clyde Guidance on Recognition & Management of Maltreatment in Infants (Under 1yrs).
‘Out Of Date’ Vials Used in Cervical Cytology – Check Your Stocks…
We have been made aware that there is a considerable number of ‘out of date’ transport medium/ vials used in cervical cytology. Can you please check your stocks and dispose of any out of date vials as these cannot be analysed by the Cytology Labs.
Transgender Patients – Surgery & Pre-Operative Assessment Available in England…
Please note that surgery for this small group of Patients is provided in England as such they may request GPs to carry out pre-operative assessment. If you are unable to do this then please contact the Sandyford who will carry out these tests and screening on your Patients’ behalf. Any problems please contact the LMC office.
Freedom of Information Act 2000 – Read More About How It Affects You…
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 is an Act to make provision for the disclosure of information held by public authorities or by persons providing services for them. It applies to General Practice despite our independent contractor status.
Please see LMC library below for information on the Practices duty to publish a Freedom of Information policy.
Freedom of Information Library
- Access To Medical Records
- Agenda And Minutes
- Child Protection
- Claim Forms
- Collaborative Arrangements
- Complaints
- COVID-19
- Freedom Of Information
- GMS Disputes Procedure
- GMS Statement Financial Entitlement
- Information Technology
- LMC Representatives
- LMC Template Letters
- Newsletters
- Patients
- Practice Management
- Practice Resources
- Primary Secondary Interface
- Private Health Care Services
- Sessional General Practitioners
- Useful Links
- GP Sub Minutes 16092024 (82.6 KiB)
New guidance is available regarding swabs and vaginal discharge from June 2014
New guidance is available regarding swabs and vaginal discharge from June 2014. See full details in LMC library below.
Sexual Health Library
- Access To Medical Records
- Agenda And Minutes
- Child Protection
- Claim Forms
- Collaborative Arrangements
- Complaints
- COVID-19
- Freedom Of Information
- GMS Disputes Procedure
- GMS Statement Financial Entitlement
- Information Technology
- LMC Representatives
- LMC Template Letters
- Newsletters
- Patients
- Practice Management
- Practice Resources
- Primary Secondary Interface
- Private Health Care Services
- Sessional General Practitioners
- Useful Links
- GP Sub Minutes 16092024 (82.6 KiB)
Greater Glasgow & Clyde Diabetes MCN diabetes course – 10th & 11th June
Greater Glasgow & Clyde Diabetes MCN is running a two day diabetes course on 10th & 11th June – Vale of Leven Health Centre
The course is available free of charge.
If you are interested in attending please contact:
Carsten Mandt, MCN Coordinator
E-Mail: Carsten.Mandt@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Tel: 0141 314 0279