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  1. The British Medical Association represents doctors employed by the National Health Service, which operates within England.
  2. Both the Royal College of Physicians and the British Medical Association commented on issues related to NHS infrastructure.

The Royal College of General Practitioners and media outlets discussed staff shortages and the policy implications of levying on overseas GPs.

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The Royal College of General Practitioners and media outlets discussed staff shortages and the policy implications of levying on overseas GPs.

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