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Family practitioner committees were established by the National Health Service Re-organisation Act 1973. They replaced local executive councils which had been established in 1948 to manage primary care. Each family practitioner committee had thirty members, eleven of which were appointed by the area health authority with which it was coterminous. Eight were appointed by the local medical committee, three by the , two by the local pharmaceutical committee, two by the local optical committee and four by the local authority.

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rdfs:comment	Family practitioner committees were established by the National Health Service Re-organisation Act 1973. They replaced local executive councils which had been established in 1948 to manage primary care. Each family practitioner committee had thirty members, eleven of which were appointed by the area health authority with which it was coterminous. Eight were appointed by the local medical committee, three by the , two by the local pharmaceutical committee, two by the local optical committee and four by the local authority. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Area health authority Defunct National Health Service organisations Primary care trust Local medical committee Local optical committee National Health Service (England) NHS dentistry National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990 National Insurance Act 1911 Local pharmaceutical committee dbr:Insurance_committee dbr:Local_dental_committee dbr:NHS_optician
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1973/32/contents/enacted
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has abstract	Family practitioner committees were established by the National Health Service Re-organisation Act 1973. They replaced local executive councils which had been established in 1948 to manage primary care. Executive councils were direct descendants of the established by section 59 of the National Insurance Act 1911 but with additional responsibility for NHS dentistry and services. Their role was essentially neutral and routine. They played little part in developing the services they administered. There were 138 executive councils in England and Wales and 25 in Scotland. The role of the council was to maintain GPs’ lists of patients and to receive practitioners’ claims for payment. It was headed by an administrator with managerial control only over the staff, not the practitioners. Each family practitioner committee had thirty members, eleven of which were appointed by the area health authority with which it was coterminous. Eight were appointed by the local medical committee, three by the , two by the local pharmaceutical committee, two by the local optical committee and four by the local authority. One of the tasks of the committee was to maintain lists of registered patients and registered practitioners. The National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990 abolished the committees and they were replaced by family health services authorities. Nearly half of all family practitioner committee administrators were sacked, and the new appointees came from outside the NHS, nearly all from industry or the armed forces. The functions of the FHSAs were later subsumed into primary care trusts. The Family Health Services Appeal Authority was established to hear appeals and applications resulting from decisions made about the inclusion of patients and practitioners in lists. It was abolished in 2005. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Private providers of NHS services 1990 Mid Staffordshire by-election General medical services Family Practitioner Committees Family Practitioner Committee NHS dentistry National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990 Family Health Services Authority Family health services authority Family practitioner committees Local Executive Council Local executive council
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