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Practice Business January/February 2017
Read Practice Business January/February 2017 – full of great articles, top tips and other things! (more…)
Year: 2017
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Sponsored blog: Getting to grips with leasing matters
Q. When should a lease be granted? A. This is a potentially complex area where it is important for practices to take advice from a keep reading
Compliance
Closure risk for special measures GP practice
Credit: This story was first seen on the National Health Executive A GP practice in east London has been warned to improve the quality of keep reading
News
Scientists say eat 10 portions of fruit and vegetables
Credit: This story was first seen on The Guardian Five portions of fruit and vegetables a day is good for you, but 10 is much keep reading
News
MP steps in over closure of GP practice
Credit: This story was first seen on The Nottingham Post MP Lilian Greenwood has expressed concerns about how the closure of a GP practice has keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Smokers trying to quit hit by postcode lottery
Credit: This story was first seen on The Observer Smokers in England wanting to quit face a postcode lottery as cash-strapped councils and GPs restrict access to keep reading
News
Almost 12,000 patients affected by GP closures
Credit: This story was first seen on The Nottingham Post Seven GP practices have closed in Nottingham over the past five years, forcing more than keep reading
Management
GP recruitment crisis beckons as 40% of doctors approach retirement
Credit: This story was first seen on the i newspaper The NHS faces a future funding crisis because not enough doctors and nurses are being keep reading
Management
Nurses to take on GP appointments in South West England
Credit: This story was first seen on Nursing in Practice Nurses and other health professionals in South West England will conduct more than a quarter keep reading
Health & Patient Care
CHC placements need greater financial scrutiny
The number of CHC placements to the NHS continues to rise with 62,000 people eligible for Continuing Health Care funding in 2015/16. The reasons for keep reading