Management
Hiring during COVID
Staff are an organisation’s most valuable asset in navigating short-term disruption and achieving long-term growth. In the current climate every workplace will need to adapt keep reading
Month: August 2020
Live it
How to build your ‘sleep drive’
From ditching your sleep tracker, to getting some brain rest, and journaling to quiet a racing mind, insomnia expert Kathryn Pinkham shares her expert tips on getting a good keep reading
Management
Assessing soft skills in a virtual interview
Cultural fit is generally one of the hardest criteria to measure in a new recruit since it goes beyond the measurable benchmarks of technical capabilities. Those keep reading
Health Tech
Draft NICE guidelines demonstrate that apps can support behavioural change
Draft guidelines from the National Institute of Clinical Institute (NICE) have advised that apps and online programmes that support behavioural change could aid people in keep reading
Health Tech
New technology notifies GPs when pharmacy makes urgent medicine supply
As reported by Pharmacy Business, in a bid to improve information sharing between pharmacies and GP practices, NHSÂ Digital is rolling out electronic notifications to inform keep reading
Health Tech
Scanning solutions for healthcare
The healthcare industry faces enormous challenges, including rapidly changing regulatory, financial and technical issues. Electronic medical records systems help in addressing these challenges, but organisations should also consider electronic content keep reading
Management
Six ways to improve wellbeing at work
Lockdown has taken a noticeable toll on the UK workforce: according to Robert Half’s online poll, 44% of professionals say their mental health has deteriorated keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Why there isn’t a better time to assess your career goals than now
Landing a dream job might not sit at the top of your priority list at the moment, but although the notion may feel like a keep reading
News
RCGP: GP practices preparing for expanded flu vaccination programme need assurance about supply
Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: “The College is supportive of measures to expand the flu vaccination programme this year keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Avoiding back pain whilst working from home
Is working from home causing you lower back pain or neck aches? Try these simple physiotherapy tips CREDIT:Â This is an edited version of an article keep reading