Safety of community-based minor surgery performed by GPs: an audit in different settings

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of General Practice, March 2016

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MDU denies withdrawing indemnity for GPs to do minor surgery

Pulse, 10 Oct 2016

Medical defence organisation MDU has quashed speculation that it is will no longer offer indemnity to GPs to carry out minor…

GPs can safely carry out minor skin surgery, concludes report

Pulse, 25 Apr 2016

Minor skin surgery performed by GPs in primary care is safe and prompt and may be an ‘underused resource’, claim researchers.

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