Anaesthetists United Launch Legal Challenge Against GMC Over Physician Associate RegulationAnaesthetists United, a group representing anaesthetists of all grades, has secured over £50,000 to fund a legal challenge against the…
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) is urging NHS England (NHSE) to re-evaluate its projections for the expansion of the physician associate (PA) workforce. This call comes after a vote…
The National Health Service (NHS) has released a summary of existing guidance on the deployment of medical associate professions (MAPs) within healthcare settings. This guidance emphasizes the importance of collaboration…
The NHS has released new guidance to ensure the safe and effective deployment of Medical Associate Professions (MAPs) within healthcare settings. This includes Physician Associates (PAs), Anaesthesia Associates (AAs), and…
The NHS has released a summary of existing guidance for Physician Associates.A key aspect of the guidance focuses on controlled access to electronic patient care records. Each GP practice or…
The National Health Service (NHS) has released a summary of existing guidance on the deployment of medical associate professions (MAPs) within healthcare settings. This guidance emphasizes the importance of collaboration…
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has announced the outcome of a vote by its Council on the Physician Associate Managed Voluntary Register (PAMVR). The vote rejected a recommendation to…
The head of the General Medical Council (GMC), Charles Massey, has written to the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) expressing concern about a proposal to close the Physician Associate Managed…
Following publication of the BMA’s position of the scope of practice of physician associates, today the BMA has published guidance for doctors who supervise PAs and other medical associate professionals.…
The Royal College of Physicians has recently proposed 16 receommendations relating to physician associates in the UK. Managed voluntary register Among the 16 proposals that were presented to the RCP…
