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Collective Action Tracker Survey

GPC England are gathering data on any actions that practices across England are taking, and from 16 September, surveys will be sent monthly.  They will share the survey with LMCs to distribute to practices and they will be contacting partner members directly to ask Practices to input data per practice.

They want to hear about the actions you are doing, or considering so please do reply when you receive the survey during the week commencing 16 September.  Responses from practices helps them to monitor how collective action is progressing across the country, supporting their negotiations and work towards a GP contract that is fit for purpose.  The data is just for them and will not be shared outside of the BMA.

First Published
9 September 2024
Updated On
10 October 2024
Due to be Reviewed
9 September 2025
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