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RCGP calls on leadership candidates to safeguard the NHS
The RCGP has written to all prime ministerial candidates, asking them to ensure the NHS is prioritised in the UK’s political future The Royal College keep reading
Month: June 2019
Compliance
Corporate-level compliance
Primary care providers are growing larger, so how does the CQC work with these new corporate entities? Practice Business investigates Primary care is seeing a keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Body image disorders are on the rise
Body image disorders are becoming increasingly common – what can you do it an employee is suffering? According to Health Assured CEO and wellbeing expert, keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Epilepsy drugs linked to increased risk of suicidal behaviour
A new report in The BMJ suggests that epilepsy drugs are linked to an increased risk of suicidal behaviour, particularly in young people Treatment with keep reading
Health Tech
Treated.com among first online clinics to receive ‘Good’ CQC rating
Treated.com has become one of the first online clinics to receive a rating of ‘Good’ from CQC HR Healthcare, which operates Treated.com, is among the keep reading
Uncategorized
Buckland practice name ‘flu fighter leader’
A Buckland GP practice has been named one of Britain’s ‘winter flu heroes’ for an innovative health check scheme. The Portsdown Group practice has been presented with keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Increasing red meat intake linked to heightened health risks
A new report dives into the effect of increased red meat intake on the human body Increasing red meat intake, particularly processed red meat, is keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Cancer treatment waiting times ‘unacceptable’, PAC report shows
A new report from the PAC shows that cancer waiting times have become ‘unacceptable’ A damning new Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report has shone a keep reading
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Can online tools help employees build resilience?
In a stressful world, it’s important that employees relax. In an exciting new study, researchers Allison Williams, Acacia Parks and Ashley Whillans have found that keep reading
News
NHS bill in Wales will ‘go through the roof’ without PE
Concerns have been raised over the lack of regulations around PE in Wales’s draft curriculum, which doesn’t state how long pupils should exercise for According keep reading