News
Sugar consumption rises despite drinks tax
Consumption of sugar in England has risen in recent years, despite the sugary drinks tax cutting sugar content by 29% Public Health England has released keep reading
Month: September 2019
News
Top tips for managing stress at work
Stress in the workplace can have devastating effects on mental health and productivity. Dr Mark Winwood, director of psychological services for AXA PPP healthcare, sets keep reading
Management
New NAPC leader vows drive integration agenda and population health for communitiesÂ
The NAPC has appointed a new president this week, who has vowed to drive the organisation’s integration agenda Former National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) keep reading
Management
Making and keeping commitments
Are you damaging your credibility through too many unfulfilled commitments? Are you a serial over-committer? In an edited extract from his book, Management Mess to Leadership Success: 30 keep reading
News
No resting on laurels here
The Care Quality Commission has rated Haringey’s West Green Surgery as ‘outstanding overall. It achieved ratings of ‘good’ for all aspects in its last inspection keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Climate change is already affecting our health, BMA says
The BMA has warned that climate change is already affecting our health The BMA is warning that climate change and air pollution are already damaging keep reading
News
What bosses are doing wrong
What could you do to be a better boss? Love Energy Savings reveals what employees think about their managers – and how they can improve keep reading
Management
NHS produces 5.4% of UK’s greenhouse gas
As reported by The Guardian, new research has shown that the NHS is a major provider of greenhouse gas in the UK New research from keep reading
News
Bright Ideas: modest modifications – improving capacity in general practice
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has a very interesting series on its website. It’s called Bright Ideas and shares a better way of keep reading
News
NI GP rejects idea of using missed appointment fines to help financial crisis
As reported by the Belfast Telegraph, one GP has publicly rejected the idea of using missed appointment fines to tackle Northern Ireland’s healthcare financial crisis keep reading