Health & Patient Care
NHS to offer shake diet to combat type 2 diabetes
As reported by BBC news, thousands more people in England with type 2 diabetes will be offered the chance to try a soup-and-shake diet weight-loss keep reading
Month: September 2020
Management
Creating a culture of ‘small, random kindnesses’ in your practice
In a world too often fuelled by hate, it has never been more important to be kind. A culture of small, ‘random’ acts of kindness is keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Five ways to stop procrastinating
Most of us are guilty at procrastinating from time to time but, for some of us, it can be a daily occurrence and halt everyday keep reading
News
NI waiting lists paint a very bleak picture for patients, says RCGPNI
The Royal College of General Practitioners Northern Ireland has commented on the latest waiting list figures Commenting on the waiting list figures covering the quarter keep reading
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When patients turn perilous: how to (passively) tackle the rise in general practice violence
General practice is thought of as a place that heals wounds – but what happens when patients start inflicting them on healthcare staff? Worryingly, violence keep reading
Live it
How to stop Monday ruining Sunday
It’s 4pm on Sunday; you’ve still got hours of the weekend to enjoy and, yet, your mind has sped ahead to tomorrow morning – and all the keep reading