PCTs maintain lists of primary care professionals who perform primary care services for NHS patients in their areas. A practitioner must be on such a list to perform services for NHS patients. The list system is a framework within which independent practitioners are regulated by the NHS, quality is improved, and the tiny minority of professionals whose fitness to perform the services is in question can be helped or removed. Get information and advice about the system by using the links below.
August 2006: Primary medical performers lists- guidance for PCTs has been amended in respect of doctors undertaking F2 training, and suspensions.
Procedures, acts and amendments regarding lists of primary care practitioners.
This section contains directions that NHS bodies must take into account when dealing with list management and appeals arrangements.
Various documents on how to implement the changes to primary care list management set out in the NHS Plan.
Link to information about making payments to suspended GPs
Questions about primary care medical performers lists (updated 25 August 2004 - Gateway reference 3755).
Tel: 020 7633 4159
Tel: 020 7972 3990
Tel: 020 7972 2881
Regulatory bodies and the appeals authority.

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