Dr. Nigel Watson

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  Dr Nigel Watson, Chief executive of Wessex LMCs and chair of the GPC commissioning and service development subcommittee

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  GPC member and Wessex LMCs chief executive Dr Nigel Watson says: 'No one's against continuing professional development but it has to be realistic.Multi-source feedback is the part I have most concerns about.'
  
  He says that with two feedback exercises in each five-year period for every GP, in which 20 people take part, 'that's a huge number of people filling in forms on each other and you have to question how valid or in-depth it can remain'.
  
  Dr Watson adds that it remains to be seen how variations in assessment can be avoided. 'It has to be consistent.'
  
  GPs will need a huge programme of training to make sure they are aware of how to take part efficiently in the revalidation process, Dr Watson says.

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  Dr Nigel Watson
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  Dr Nigel Watson Dr Nigel Watson is a GP partner in a busy 10 doctor practice in the New Forest working two days a week. He is the practice lead for heart disease and diabetes mellitus.
  
  He is also Chief Executive of Wessex Local Medical Committees (LMCs), which represents 3500 GPs working in 430 practices. The LMCs have a good reputation for leadership and working with primary care trusts and hospitals. They enjoy strong support from GPs and aim to look for solutions, not problems.
  
  Dr Watson has been a representative on the General Practitioners Committee of the British Medical Association for over 10 years. He has served on a number of subcommittees, including information technology, practice finance, contracts, and regulations. He is currently the Vice Chair of the commissioning and service development subcommittee, with a specific remit for practice based commissioning.

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  But Dr Nigel Watson, chief executive of Winchester-based Wessex Local Medical Committees, the body which represents 3,000 GPs in Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight, denied they were scaremongering.
  
  Dr Watson said: "This is why our local campaign is about supporting your surgeries, rather than saving them.

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  Dr Nigel Watson, chief executive of the Wessex Local Medical Committee, said: 'Certain drugs, if prescribed generically, will cost a matter of pence a month.

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  But Dr Nigel Watson, chief executive of Wessex local medical committee defended general practice over this, saying it was the result of Government 24-48 hour access targets.
  
  'Many of my doctors work from 7 in the morning to 7 at night and they fit extra patients in.They try for continuity of care and they are as keen on it as the patients,' he said.

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  THIS EMAIL HAS BEEN SENT TO ALL GPs IN WESSEX ON BEHALF OF DR NIGEL WATSON, CEO, WESSEX LMC
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  Dr Nigel Watson
  
  Chief Executive
  
  Wessex LMCs

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  Published on: 12/28/2007    Last Visited: 12/28/2007  

  Doctor Nigel Watson, the chief executive of Wessex Local Medical Committees, which represents GPs, said it was difficult for surgeries to maintain a balance between booking appointments in advance and keeping some available for those needed within 24 hours.
  
  He welcomed the results, but said the cost of the survey could have been better spent.

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  Chaired by Dr Nigel Watson, GP, Hampshire, and Chief Executive, Wessex Local Medical Committees, Winchester.
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  Dr Nigel Watson

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  Dr Nigel Watson, GP and chief executive of Wessex LMCs, on the area's clinical data repository

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