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Text message reminders: the make or break of DNA appointments
In the hope of ridding you of as many DNA appointments as possible, Practice Business examines the fine art of crafting clear and concise text keep reading
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Coronavirus: Doctors and nurses told they can break rules during outbreak
‘We recognise that in highly challenging circumstances, professionals may need to depart from established procedures in order to care for patients,’ regulators say This is keep reading
Compliance
RCGP: reaction to Covid-19 advice from NHS England for GPs
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has released a statement about the current advice being issued by NHS England to GPs regarding the Covid-19 keep reading
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How to experience more joy in your life
This is the year to start taking happiness seriously. But how – and where do you find the time? Elle Hunt shares some tips and advice keep reading
Compliance
RCGP: video consultations during Covid-19
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) have released a statement about GP video consultations during the Covid-19 outbreak This statement was first released on keep reading
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Call to vaccinate children against ‘flu amid ‘super spreaders’ warning
Public Health England data shows 24% rise in doctor’s appointments for ‘flu This is an edited version of an article first published by The Guardian. keep reading
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Otley GP practice holding bereavement and carers’ cafe
An Otley GP surgery will host a Bereavement and Carers’ Cafe next month The event, which runs from 1pm to 2pm on Tuesday, April 7 keep reading
Management
How to encourage employee decision-making
It’s not easy getting everyone on the same page at work but, when you do, that’s when the real magic happens. The Robert Half experts keep reading
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Why we decided to open our practice to the media
With the million and one things GPs have to deal with on a busy weekday, why would you want some bothersome journalists poking around your keep reading
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Coronavirus: even a starved NHS is still our best defence
With doctors, nurses and beds in short supply, the health service will rely on its heroes more than ever This is an edited version of keep reading