Primary care medical contracts – an introduction

When

8 September 2026    
09:30 - 12:30

Where

Tuesday 8 September 2026 (09.30-12.30)
Online training session

Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to effectively commission primary care services. This course introduces commissioners to the main areas of primary medical care contracts (GMS, PMS and APMS) that they need to understand.
The course is designed to give an introduction to primary medical care commissioning and is therefore well suited to commissioners who are new to their role or those looking to refresh their knowledge.

The half day online session familiarises commissioners with primary medical contracts and will cover:

  • contract types,
  • who can hold them,
  • services, including PCNs
  • patient lists,
  • practice areas,
  • finance

There will be opportunity for questions and answers and to test the newly gained knowledge throughout the session.

Important booking information
Delegates with a package of support must use their booking code to prevent charges. If you are not sure if your organisation has a package of support, please contact us before making a booking.

Delegates with discounted places must use their booking code to ensure the discount is applied.

Please note that discounts and other concessions must be claimed at the time of booking. They cannot be applied retrospectively.

For those with a package of support places are charged at 1.5 credits. All other places are charged at £175 excluding VAT.

By booking a place at this event, you agree to be bound by our terms and conditions.

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