Abstract
The future of the GP partnership is in doubt, as the disadvantages of the system begin to outweigh the positives, the president of the Royal College of General Practitioners has said. Speaking at the college’s annual conference in Glasgow on 1 October, Mike Pringle said that future GPs may require a more flexible career path than that provided by the partnership model. Responding to a question on the future of general practice from a junior doctor in the third year of specialty training, Pringle said, “Firstly, the idea of partnership for life is almost certainly not going to work.” He added, “For your generation and the generations coming up …
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