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Replace the two-headed monster that is general practice under Govt’s thumb
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Replace the two-headed monster that is general practice under Govt’s thumb
Friday 10 November 2017, 10:04 AM

Dion Martley is a Ponsonby GP looking for clear signals from the Government on the future for general practice
Given the chance to start again, would any GP accept the rules and funding systems that throttle general practice today? Dion Martley issues a challenge to the profession and the Government
Training more GPs will not be a solution if there is no respect, at a deeper level, for buying a practice and being an independent GP
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