Abstract
The Royal College of General Practitioners has called for around £15m to help practices cope with changes to their funding and save them from closure. The college has urged government ministers to set up the emergency stability fund £15m to stave off the closure of up to 100 general practices in England. In 2013 the government decided to begin phasing out the minimum practice income guarantee (MPIG) over a seven year period starting in April 2014.1 The RCGP believes that the removal of the MIPG could affect …
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