Abstract
The amount of money invested into general practice in the United Kingdom has fallen by around 2% over the past decade but has slightly improved in the past few years, new figures have shown. A report published on 21 September by NHS Digital showed a slight upturn after years of falling investment.1 The government allocated £11.03bn (€12.84bn; $14.32) to general practice in the UK in 2015-16, which represented a 4.36% increase on the previous year (£10.57bn). Excluding drugs reimbursement, UK funding rose by 4.67% (£10.31bn in 2015-16 compared with £9.85bn in 2014-15). However, the BMA has called on …
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