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Birte Twisselmann, assistant editor, bmj.com

BMJ, London WC1H 9JR

btwisselmann{at}bmj.com

The editorial by cardiologist David S Wald on performance related pay (PRP) in primary care sparked 12 responses, mostly from aggrieved UK general practitioners (GPs).1 2 United in their opposition to Wald's suggestions for a “revised” quality and outcomes framework (QOF), several of the respondents point out that a hospital consultant may not be best placed to write about issues affecting primary care and the increasing complexity of primary care consultations.

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