UK - If the government meddles with the agreement reached on general practitioners' (GPs) pensions, they will question any further cooperation with key government policies, warned Hamish Meldrum (pictured) chairman of the British Medical Association GPs committee.
In his keynote address to the annual conference of local medical committees - the GPs' conference, Meldrum said it was the deal on pensions that encouraged the profession to vote “yes” to the new c...
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