GP performer definition

GP performer means a general practitioner
GP performer means a registered medical practitioner, other than a GP Registrar or a locum practitioner, whose name is included in a medical performers list and who performs essential services, additional services, enhanced services, dispensing services, collaborative services, commissioned services, OOH services, certification services, Board and advisory work, health- related functions exercised under section 75 of the 2006 Act, NHS 111 services or pharmaceutical services (or a combination of those services)--
GP performer means a Registered Medical Practitioner, other than a Locum Practitioner, whose name is included in the medical practitioners list under Section 4 of the National Health Service Act 2011 and who performs essential services, additional services, enhanced services, commissioned services or certification services or a combination of those services under a GMS contract.

Examples of GP performer in a sentence

  • The maximum amount payable under this Section by the Health Board in respect of locum cover for a GP performer is £982.92 per week.

  • This section applies where a GP performer is on 1 April 2004 suspended from a medical or supplementary medical list or, on or after that day, is suspended from a performers list.

  • Paragraph 14.2(d) shall not apply to a GP performer who did not perform general medical services or personal medical services between 24th June 2002 and 24th September 2002 (except as a locum).

  • In any case where a contractor actually and necessarily engages a locum (or more than one such person) to cover for the absence of a GP performer on Prolonged Study Leave, then subject to the following provisions of this Section, the Health Board must provide financial assistance to the contractor under its GMS contract in respect of the cost of engaging that locum (which may or may not be the maximum amount payable, as set out in paragraph 12.7).

  • Where the criteria set out in paragraph 12.2 are met, in respect of each week for which the GP performer is on Prolonged Study Leave, the Health Board must pay the contractor an Educational Allowance Payment of £133.68, subject to the condition that where the contractor is aware of any change in circumstances that may affect its entitlement to the Education Allowance Payment, it notifies the Health Board of that change in circumstances.

  • The maximum amount payable under this Section by the Health Board in respect of locum cover for a GP performer is £978.91 per week.

  • This section applies where a GP performer is on 1 April 2004 suspended from a medical or supplementary medical list or, on or after that day, is suspended from a performers’ list.

  • The maximum amount payable under this Section by the LHB in respect of locum cover for a GP performer is £982.92 per week.

  • Where the criteria set out in paragraph9.2 are met, in respect of each week for which the GP performer is on Prolonged Study Leave, the Health Board must pay the contractor an Educational Allowance Payment of £133.68, subject to the condition that where the contractor is aware of any change in circumstances that may affect its entitlement to the Education Allowance Payment, it notifies the Health Board of that change in circumstances.

  • In any case where a contractor actually and necessarily engages a locum (or more than one such person) to cover for the absence of a GP performer on Prolonged Study Leave, then subject to the following provisions of this Section, the LHB must provide financial assistance to the contractor under its GMS contract in respect of the cost of engaging that locum (which may or may not be the maximum amount payable as set out in paragraph 12.7).


More Definitions of GP performer

GP performer means a registered medical practitioner, other than a specialist trainee in general practice or a locum practitioner, whose name is included in a medical performers list and who performs essential services, additional services, enhanced services, dispensing ser- vices, collaborative services, commissioned services, OOH services, certification services,
GP performer means a registered medical practitioner, other than a GP Registrar or a locum practitioner, whose name is included in a medical performers list and who performs essential services, additional services, enhanced services, dispensing services, collaborative services, commissioned services, OOH services or certification services (or a combination of those services)—
GP performer means a general practitioner who is not also a GP provider, locum practitioner or a GP registrar and who performs primary medical services
GP performer means a registered medical practitioner, other than a GP Registrar or a locum practitioner, whose name is included in a medical performers list and who performs essential services, additional services, enhanced services, dispensing services, collaborative services, commissioned services, OOH services, certification services, Board and advisory work, health-
GP performer means a GP who is not a provider of GP services.

Related to GP performer

  • performer means any actor, singer, musician, dancer or other person who acts, sings, depicts, delivers, declaims, plays in or otherwise performs, a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work; and references to the performer in the context of the person having performer’s rights, shall be construed to include references to the person who, pursuant to any provision of this Act, is for the time being entitled to exercise those rights;

  • Non-Performing Common Equity means Capital Stock (other than Preferred Stock) and warrants of an issuer having any debt outstanding that is non-Performing.

  • Non-Performing Mezzanine Investments means Mezzanine Investments other than Performing Mezzanine Investments.