Management
Private company to test robots as alternative to GP
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph Robots will soon be able to diagnose patients “more accurately and faster” than almost any doctor, says keep reading
Year: 2017
Management
Leadership – the difference between ordinary and extraordinary
This article was originally published by the NHS Leadership Academy The first thing to say on this subject is that ordinary leadership isn’t easy – keep reading
Management
A lesson in leadership
I’m a practice manager working in a large North West London practice and, like most, facing the same daily challenges and increasing uncertainty regarding the keep reading
News
New Practice Business website scheduled for ‘roaring’ success
Over the past few months we’ve been working behind the scenes to develop this new site to meet the needs of you, our valued readers keep reading
Live it
Promoting a healthy practice
Working in primary care can have a detrimental impact on your health! It’s no joke – those at the frontline of delivering healthcare can often suffer from keep reading
Management
Pointless GP appointments costing the NHS £306m
Credit: This story was first seen on the Daily Mirror Millions of needless GP appointments cost the cash-starved NHS over £300m a year, the Daily keep reading
Management
New Welsh GPs contract includes extra services
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC GPs in Wales will get £27m extra in the next financial year, health secretary Vaughan Gething keep reading
Compliance
NHS ‘overcharged’ by drug makers’ non-compete deal
Credit: This story was first seen on the BBC Two pharmaceutical firms have been accused of pushing up the price of a ‘lifesaving’ NHS drug keep reading
Management
A matter of privacy
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
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