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The 2026/27 GP contract requires same-day urgent access, online consultations during core hours, and data collection across five access metrics. Rapid Health's Smart Triage address...

Rapid Health's Smart Triage autonomously routes 91% of patient requests without human review. The access improvements are dramatic — but autonomous clinical triage raises legitimat...

Rapid Health's Smart Triage, Accurx, eConsult, and Anima all claim to solve GP access — but they solve different problems in fundamentally different ways. Smart Triage autonomously...

Rapid Health's Smart Triage claims to automate 80-90% of inbound patient demand, cut waiting times by 73%, and eliminate the 8am rush. An independent NHS-backed evaluation supports...

The GP contract is pushing practices toward digital telephony, online access, risk stratification, data collection, and NICE-aligned QOF. Each requirement has an AI-adjacent soluti...

From October 2025, GP practices must keep online consultation tools open throughout core hours and enable GP Connect for record access. These digital requirements are contractual o...

99% of BMA GP members voted to reject the 2026/27 GP contract. GPC England has been in dispute since October 2025. The contract is being imposed anyway. Here's what the dispute is ...

Risk stratification is now a core PCN requirement under the 2026/27 GP contract. But what does it actually involve, which tools qualify, and how do you act on the intelligence it g...

The 2026/27 QOF adds 18 new points across diabetes, obesity, heart failure, and vaccination. Old indicators are being retired, new ones require NICE alignment, and improvement thre...

The 2026/27 GP contract brings a £485m uplift, same-day urgent access requirements, QOF reform, ARRS expansion, and new data collection obligations — but 99% of GPs voted to reject...

Every doctor worries about this. The GMC guidance is opaque. Here's what's actually fine, what's risky, and the cases that have led to fitness-to-practise proceedings.

A good referral gets your patient seen. A bad one gets rejected, delayed, or triaged to the bottom of the pile. Here's what secondary care actually wants to read.