For patients with additional needs accessing care can pose extra difficulties. In the UK 10 million people have hearing loss and their experience of using primary care services varies keep reading
On site school counsellors and nurses manage many medicines under lock and key. Marie Cahalane considers a school’s responsibility in administering medicines to pupils – keep reading
Myra Upton is the president of the Association of Medical Secretaries, Practice Managers, Administrators and Receptionists (AMSPAR). Tim Martin catches up with her to discuss keep reading
Jess Pike plugs in her dictation device and explores the merits of digital dictation in a surgery setting. What do the best devices offer busy practice managers and keep reading
Focusing on mental health is one of the RCGP’s key clinical priorities as practice managers strive to deliver service as effectively as possible. Tim Martin speaks keep reading
As an increasing number of practices explore their premises improvement options Cameron Kilmister speaks to the experts about the legal issues and practical considerations involved keep reading
When it comes to a premises lease, what should the prudent GP partner and practice manager be looking for? Hempsons’ Paul Hardy leads the way keep reading
Homelessness in the UK is on the rise. Austin Clark takes a look at how GP practices can serve the needs of homeless people, one keep reading
Warwick Road Practice in Carlisle was recently awarded ‘good’ status by the CQC, having previously been branded ‘inadequate’ 12 months ago. Praised for involving its keep reading
What are the latest employment law amendments that you need to be aware of? Austin Clark asks Ed Gregory, senior associate employment lawyer at Gorvins keep reading
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