News
Half with cancer signs didn’t contact GP in first wave
As reported by BBC news, almost half of people with potential cancer symptoms did not contact their GP during the first wave of the pandemic, keep reading
Month: February 2021
Management
Why you need to be self-aware to be a successful leader
The ability to monitor yourself is one of the most important traits you can have as a leader. Here’s how to improve your self-awareness CREDIT: keep reading
Management
Will the changes to general practice caused by COVID be permanent?
The pandemic forced primary care practices to change virtually overnight, but will these changes now stay forever? As the country was encouraged to stay at keep reading
News
Women to trial ‘do-it-at-home’ smear test kits for NHS
As reported by BBC news, about 31,000 women in London are being offered “do-it-at-home” tests to check for early warnings of cervical cancer, as part keep reading
Live it
How to become a morning person
Do you struggle to get up and greet the day? If so, read on, as Bonnie Eve Grifford shares nine top tips to help you keep reading
Health Tech
Why digital inequalities need to be addressed in primary care
If ‘digital by default’ is the new normal for primary care David Maguire, senior analyst at The King’s Fund, wonders how we can be certain keep reading
Health Tech
How health tech can lead to greater collaboration in the NHS
The first wave of COVID-19 brought many positive changes in healthcare – from accelerated use of technology, to greater collaboration between different disciplines. Ian Bailey, keep reading
News
HIV clinics to make confidential vaccine referrals
As reported by BBC news, people living with HIV in England and Wales can now choose to have their COVID vaccine through specialist clinics, without keep reading
Live it
How to appreciate nature during lockdown
As the temperature drops, and lockdown restrictions linger, we look at how you can continue to connect with nature throughout the winter months CREDIT: This keep reading
News
COVID vaccines: ‘spectacular’ impact on serious illness
As reported by BBC news, the first results of the UK vaccination programme suggests it is having a “spectacular” impact on preventing serious illness Research keep reading