Last chance to win £200 and have your say on GPN pay 

A Nursing in Practice survey focused on the pay, terms and conditions of general practice nurses has been extended – meaning there is still time for readers to have their say and be in with a chance of winning £200.

Our survey – open to all nursing staff working in general practice in the UK – covers a range of topics including pay, pensions, benefits and job satisfaction.

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Questions include a focus on employment benefits, including flexible working arrangements, career progression, and enhanced maternity and occupational sick pay, as well as workload, retention and whether GPNs feel valued in the workplace.

Take our survey here

It should take around 10 minutes to complete – and if you leave your contact details you will be entered into a prize draw of £200 in vouchers of your choice.

Responses will inform our future articles – including an exclusive report that we will take to MPs and the government – and will help us represent your views and report on issues that matter to you.

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Nursing in Practice’s new editor Megan Ford reflected earlier this month on the latest pay announcements for NHS nurses and argued how those in general practice must have their say on their pay to show ministers they can no longer be left behind.

The results will be reported in aggregate terms in future Nursing in Practice coverage and nurses will not be quoted by name without explicit consent.

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The survey will now be closing at 9am on Monday 2 March.

Thank you in advance for taking part.