Only 28% of eligible GPs actually voted for this, in a poll marred by misinformation, biased presentation and many reports of doctors unable to vote, as well as a high-handed approach to any who questioned the process. This is a disaster for practices in deprived or rural areas and displays a shocking naivety, being predicated on the assumption that "magic pixies" will appear from nowhere to do all our work.
Rapid Response:
Re: GPs in Scotland vote to accept new contract
Only 28% of eligible GPs actually voted for this, in a poll marred by misinformation, biased presentation and many reports of doctors unable to vote, as well as a high-handed approach to any who questioned the process. This is a disaster for practices in deprived or rural areas and displays a shocking naivety, being predicated on the assumption that "magic pixies" will appear from nowhere to do all our work.
Competing interests: No competing interests