Pressure from GP recruitment woes sees doctors head abroad

General practitioner talent shortages are intensifying as GPs look abroad to achieve a better work/life balance, recruiters say, affecting the performance of some surgeries.
Wed, 6 Jan 2016

General practitioner talent shortages are intensifying as GPs look abroad to achieve a better work/life balance, recruiters say, affecting the performance of some surgeries.

With a Freedom of Information request, the BBC discovered at least 100 GP surgeries applied to NHS England to stop accepting new patients in 2014/...

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