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Designs for UK’s largest GP surgery get green light
Credit: This story was first seen on East Midlands Business Link Designs for the UK’s largest GP surgery have been given the go ahead by keep reading
Year: 2017
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All for one and one for all
Repeated studies have shown that a key aspect of employee engagement and retention is employees feeling they are growing and developing. If employees are able keep reading
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Woman given six months to live after GP missed breast tumour
Credit: This story was first seen on The Daily Mail A newly-wed has been told she has just months to live after her GP missed a keep reading
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Fit for purpose: Tackling the ‘fitness to participate’ question
A record 253,930 UK applicants registered for a ballot place in the recent 2017 Virgin Money London Marathon – an increase of more than 6,000 keep reading
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GP surgery bans advanced appointments
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC A GP surgery in Dorset has stopped patients from booking advanced appointments due to a lack keep reading
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Big data unlocks better care for patients
Can big data play a key role in improving patient care? Allan Johnson, CEO of The Practice Group, discusses how intelligent use of data is keep reading
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Patients forced to wait ‘several weeks’ to see GP
Credit: This story was first seen on the Eastern Daily Press The Eastern Daily Press report that people in North Norfolk are waiting ‘several weeks’ keep reading
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Sexual health must not become the ‘Cinderella’ service of the NHS, says RCGP
Years of improvement in the quality of sexual and reproductive healthcare being delivered to patients – including a halving of teenage pregnancy rates over the keep reading
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Digital health: clearing a path for adoption
Recent technological progress has revolutionised clinical practice and has enabled an unprecedented increase in public engagement in managing one’s own health. Digital health apps, systems keep reading
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The future is bright
The new chair of the RCGP – Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard – took time out of her busy schedule to discuss her aims and those of keep reading