Guidance

The guidance section holds a wealth of information on a wide range of subjects relating to general practice.

Performance Matters – Appraisal Confidentiality
Guidance
Performance Matters – Appraisal Confidentiality
The LMC is regularly involved in representing and supporting doctors who have been identified as having “performance” issues.  The LMC has identified a number of themes which recur, and this regular feature will highlight these, so that our members can avoid these pitfalls. Recently there was an update to the appraisal tool Fourteen Fish which […]
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Performance matters: Self-prescribing
Performance matters: Self-prescribing
26 January 2024
The LMC is regularly involved in representing and supporting doctors who have been identified as having “performance” issues. The LMC has identified a number of themes which recur, and this…
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CQC’s Statutory notifications
CQC’s Statutory notifications
23 January 2024
Top tips for a good experience submitting notifications to CQC Providers must notify CQC about certain changes, events and incidents that affect their service or the people who use it.…
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PCNA Legal Entity
PCNA Legal Entity
12 January 2024
Email sent to Lincolnshire GP Partners and Practice Managers by Lincolnshire LMC on Friday 12th January 2024   We have recently been notified that the Primary Care Network Alliance (PCNA)…
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Oliver McGowan Training is not Mandatory
Oliver McGowan Training is not Mandatory
10 January 2024
You may have received many emails from various organisations entitled Oliver McGowan ‘Mandatory’ Training. Oliver McGowan training is not mandatory, alternative training may be provided for your staff A requirement…
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Performance matters: Radiology sedation
Performance matters: Radiology sedation
23 November 2023
Practices have reported that they are seeing an increase in requests for them to prescribe sedation for patients due to have radiological investigations such as MRI scans. Sedated patients should…
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