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business aspects through attending practice meetings, the occasional tutorial and reading through the weekly rags. What I feel would be invaluable to all registrars would be to incorporate business management in the nMRCGP. This may take the form of an OSCE or viva station exploring common business dilemmas within the clinical skills assessment (CSA) component or integrated into the workplace based assessment (WPBA). Making GP registrars more aware of business aspects within general practice will make them better prepared as they begin life as a GP, particularly with the evolving nature of the new contract and the underlying political forces that continually shape the future of general practice.