Sexual healthcare must not be allowed to become “Cinderella” of NHS, warns royal college chair

Years of improvement in sexual and reproductive health could be reversed unless the bureaucratic, financial, and training barriers facing GPs and their teams are removed, the Royal College of General Practitioners has warned.

The difficulties faced by general practice teams were shown in a consultation of the RCGP membership, carried out by the college for a council paper not yet published, the college’s chair, Helen Stokes-Lampard, said in a speech on …