GP practices have been hit by a host of problems with patients’ medical records and they have begun suffering shortages of syringes, “fit notes” for patients to give to employers and pads on which to write prescriptions since Capita took over last year.
The British Medical Association has criticised Capita sharply for presiding over “multiple failures” in the support it gives England’s 8,000 GP practices.
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