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then you will be able to delete, and this will also have the effect of resurrecting the other 

 ended  Practice relationships. 

NOTE 

If a GP code is displayed with an asterisk (`*'), it means that the GP has an End 

Date, and no patients are registered with him. 

If a GP code is displayed with a hash character (`#'), it means that the GP has an 

End Date, but that patients are still registered with him. 

For GPs who have an End Date but no patients, you may need to consider 

whether they should still belong to this Practice. GPs who have an End Date, but 

who still have patients registered with them, may need to have those patients 

transferred to another GP. Before you attempt to do this however, please make 

sure that you have read and thoroughly understood  GP Practices and GP 

Partnerships   Differences and Implications  at the end of this section (page 13 

22 onwards).

Bottom Part of the Screen 

The bottom section of the Existing Practice Composition screen shows the previous 

composition of this Practice (if any exists), with start dates. Since historic Practice GP 

relationships cannot be amended or deleted, this part of the display is read only. 

If the Practice has more than one previous composition, more screen pages will be 

available via the 

 key. 

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