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In times of civil unrest, managers must prepare for disruptions and threats, as they face higher risks of service interruption – often with limited response capacity In August of this year, the UK experienced widespread keep reading
by Eleanor Potter in Management
Recent analysis reveals that England’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic has lagged behind other high-income countries, particularly in terms of waiting times for surgeries CREDIT: keep reading
Over the years, mental health has become a more prominent topic of conversation, especially in the workplace. However, despite significant progress, mental health issues among keep reading
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has reported a “concerning rise” in antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea infections across England CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Understanding and accommodating neurodiversity not only enhances patient care but also fosters a supportive workplace culture where all staff can thrive. Practice managers play a keep reading
With therapies that can change a patient’s DNA, the NHS is ushering in a new era of treatment that can turn science fiction into fact keep reading
The gender gap in the workplace has been a persistent issue, affecting women across various industries, and even more pronounced for women of colour. Despite keep reading
Understanding the nuances of LGBTQ+ staff experiences within the NHS, as revealed by the Staff Survey, is crucial for practice managers to foster an inclusive keep reading
For practice managers, understanding the challenges of doctor retention in the NHS is crucial for maintaining effective healthcare delivery within their practices. The BMA’s latest keep reading
Long COVID, a condition characterised by persistent symptoms following a COVID-19 infection, presents significant challenges for healthcare workers. Kim Sunley and Jenny Michael, co-chairs of keep reading
In the bustling corridors of the NHS, where healthcare professionals work tirelessly to serve their communities, a silent struggle often goes unnoticed. Women, particularly those keep reading
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