At what interval are PCNs for the GP issued?

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At what interval are PCNs for the GP issued?

PCNs are issued on a regular, fixed cycle, spanning 32 weeks. Sticking to the midpoint, 16 weeks, provides a balanced checkpoint: enough time has passed to implement and assess initial actions, but there’s still plenty of time left in the cycle to make any needed adjustments. This regular mid-cycle timing also helps with planning and ensures reviews aren’t left too late or done too frequently. So the halfway point at 16 weeks is the intended interval.

PCNs are issued on a regular, fixed cycle, spanning 32 weeks. Sticking to the midpoint, 16 weeks, provides a balanced checkpoint: enough time has passed to implement and assess initial actions, but there’s still plenty of time left in the cycle to make any needed adjustments. This regular mid-cycle timing also helps with planning and ensures reviews aren’t left too late or done too frequently. So the halfway point at 16 weeks is the intended interval.

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