GP TechLead

A new scheme came out earlier this year to try encourage more GPs to take on partnership roles. In it, it promised up to £20,000 for new GP partners who signed up after April 1st 2020. Things slowed down due to Covid19 but details about the scheme have just been released which can be found  here but below is the breakdown. Starting from 1st July, new to partnership GPs will be eligible for a sum of up to £20,000 for a full-time GP (37.5 hours a week). Also included will be 20% to go towards tax and national insurance. Participants must be new to partnership, and be joined as a profit sharing partner.    The hours to sessions are in the table above. It appears full time is equivalent to 9 sessions (4.5 days).  The amount given will be pro-rota depending on many hours you do. Participants must deliver a minimum of two clinical sessions per week (4hr 10 mins each) in their general practice partnership setting (other than when on annual leave or on short-term sickness...

With Covid19, we're trying to reduce footfall into the surgery and trying to send things out to patients. Sick notes are a big administrative reason why patient's come into the surgery. One way of reducing foot-fall is send them the sick notes electronically.  Here is a guide on how to sign and send sick notes electronically on Emis Web but the same will apply to most patient management software like Vision and System1.  Creating the Sick Note Once inside the patient's record, create your sick note as you normal would. Before you print, you must press 'Preview'. When it comes to printing, change the printer to 'Print to PDF' which is an option in Windows 10. If you don't have this option, you will have to install another Print to PDF option, I recommend  Cute PDF  which does this as well and is easy to set up.  The reason why you must press preview is that EMIS can crash if you just print it straight away without previewing it first. The preview screen...

Due to Covid19, a lot of GPs have had to do more home working / remote access. A few GPs got given laptops with all the software included, but in my experience, the laptops can be a bit hit-and-miss. I thought I'd do a guide on how to setup home working on either your PC or Mac. I'm assuming you have set up Windows Bootcamp on your Mac, but if you haven't I will post another guide on how to Bootcamp your Mac. You will need: -           Certain files contained in here . -           Card reader or keyboard with card reader - the one below is very commonly used (affiliate link): -           Smartphone (optional) -           Windows 10 (may work on earlier windows though haven’t tried) -         ...