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Election debate: Johnson and Corbyn clash over the future of the NHS
Labour leader claims NHS will be sold to America by the Prime Minister, who keeps repeating Brexit mantra This is an edited version of an keep reading
Month: November 2019
Management
Eight flaws leaders should avoid
Flaws and issues can arise at any time, but trying your best to avoid these will help you to create a more productive environment This keep reading
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Doctor-approved cold prevention tips that you need to try this winter
With flu season fast approaching, and plenty of people coughing and spluttering on public transport, it’s time to up your germ-prevention game This is an keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Doctors warn of ‘feather duvet lung’
Medical team say people’s unexplained breathlessness symptoms could be blamed on bedding dust This is an edited version of an article first published by The keep reading
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Useful online spaces for practice managers
Practice Business explores helpful online spaces for practice managers that you may not already have heard about Being a practice manager can feel like a keep reading
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New report on doctors’ wellbeing strengthens case for urgent action to tackle GP pressures and workload
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) responds to the General Medical Council’s new report, entitled Caring for Doctors, Caring for Patients This is an keep reading
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Why you’re never too busy to be healthy
For 15 years wellness coach Alex Pedley has been working with some of the busiest people in the country – think CEOs, bankers and lawyers keep reading
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How to deal with workplace bullying
According to a recent survey, carried out by YouGov, almost 29% of people are bullied at work, causing 36% of victims to quit their role, whilst keep reading
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NHS on the cusp of collapse
Overcrowding and underfunding have left patients and doctors at risk and, as a demanding summer turns into a winter of alarming challenges, how will the keep reading
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Oh I do like to be beside the sea side
People who live close to the sea have better mental health than those who live further away, regardless of their household income, a new study suggests This keep reading