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NHS to face ‘triple whammy’ this winter
As reported by BBC news, the NHS is facing a “triple whammy” of rising COVID-19 cases, a major backlog in treatment and reduced capacity due keep reading
Month: September 2020
Long-term conditions
The art of sharing primary care services
How can we maximise the sharing of primary care services to relieve the burden on general practice? Steve Bradley explores how The context Integrated or keep reading
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How to learn to love yourself
Treating yourself with love and care can make the world of difference to your wellbeing. Here we share tips on how to bring self-love into keep reading
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Why ear wax syringing is no longer free
As reported by BBC news, people suffering from a build-up of ear wax are not entitled to have their ears syringed on the NHS in keep reading
Management
Developing tomorrow’s leaders through your work culture
Developing future leaders in the existing talent pipeline can only be done by cultivating a favourable work culture. When we talk about a successful organisation, keep reading
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Mental wellbeing in the ‘new normal’
Feeling overwhelmed with the ever-changing COVID lockdown guidelines? Here are some tips to help you manage your mental health during the new normal CREDIT: This keep reading
Management
Encouraging a culture of feedback
Managers often say that motivating and engaging their teams is hard. But when we ask what kind of feedback they’ve asked for from their teams keep reading
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Five ways to sleep the night through
Getting a good night’s rest shouldn’t be so stressful. If counting sheep isn’t doing it for you, try these five simple ways to have a keep reading
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RCGP urges patients not to be deterred from seeking medical assistance
The Royal College of GPs has responded to a study in The Lancet on the diagnosis of physical and mental health conditions in primary care keep reading
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High demand leads to limits on flu jab
As reported by BBC news, pharmacists and GP surgeries are having to limit flu jabs to the most at-risk groups due to increased demand The keep reading