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Month: March 2017

Management

A matter of privacy

March 3, 2017

The option of private healthcare for primary care patients is receiving increased publicity. For example, NHS Mid Essex CCG recently wrote to local practices asking keep reading

Health & Patient Care

Seasonal Affective Disorder

March 3, 2017

Seasonal Affective Disorder is a condition principally of the winter months because the symptoms become more noticeable between November and February. Sufferers, about 80% of keep reading

Management

GP access not ‘key factor’ behind pressure on A&E departments

March 2, 2017

Credit: This story was first seen on BT.com More seriously ill patients is the main reason why A&E departments have struggled to cope this winter, keep reading

Comment

Management blog: federation versus super practice

March 2, 2017

As GP practices are faced with increasingly pinched budgets – in the face of an accelerating ageing population – the discussions around future provision of primary care in the community continue to keep reading

Management

New seven-day GP appointment system delayed

March 1, 2017

Credit: This story was first seen on the Oxford Mail A new scheme offering patients GP appointments seven days a week in Oxford has been keep reading

Management

University study sheds light on GP recruitment crisis

March 1, 2017

Credit: This story was first seen on the Northern Echo Universities urgently need to address the current GP recruitment crisis by giving students more exposure keep reading

Legal

Dad died of cancer after GP surgery failed to pass on test results

March 1, 2017

Credit: This story was first seen on the Birmingham Mail A dad died of cancer aged just 41 after his GP surgery failed to pass keep reading

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