Hammersmith and Fulham

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Manchester CCG objects to Babylon expansion ‘due to safety concerns’

The CCG has objected to the expansion saying it was “not convinced” Babylon’s services are sufficiently integrated with other local
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GP at Hand in ‘formal talks’ to expand to Manchester in 2020

GP at Hand is expected to be operating in the northern city in early 2020, with a new physical premises
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CCG software delays hamper GP at Hand’s Birmingham expansion

The software supports the registration of patients in Birmingham as well as ensuring easier access to local pathways and screening
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GP at Hand’s cap on Birmingham patient registrations set to be lifted

The provider must ensure configuration to national screening systems and processes by 15 September, or the cap remains in place.
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GP at Hand to go live in Birmingham after expansion is approved

Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) primary care committee gave the go ahead at a meeting on 18 June.
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MP calls for GP at Hand to be suspended pending further reviews

Andy Slaughter, the MP for Hammersmith, warned the Government’s support of Babylon's GP at Hand risked “privatising the NHS”.
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Hammersmith MP calls for government inquiry into GP at Hand

In his letter Andy Slaughter says he has a number of “serious concerns” about the app which was launched on
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GP at Hand receives green light in NHS England safety assessment

Hammersmith and Fulham CCG has lifted restrictions on which patients can register with Babylon Health's GP at Hand service.
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NHS England to have a say on GP at Hand Birmingham rollout objection

Members of Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) Primary Commissioning Committee (PCC) have concerns regarding patient safety.
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Bold Babylon starts recruitment drive in Brum despite CCG block

Babylon Health is reported to have started recruiting GPs in Birmingham despite being currently blocked from expanding into the city.
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