Health Tech
The improvements needed to use AI in healthcare – part two
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare is often touted as a technology which can transform how tasks are carried out across the NHS. Rachel keep reading
Month: March 2021
Management
Surviving working from home whilst parenting
Working parents are, once again, contending with professional life and employment whilst juggling child-care, home-schooling and the daily demands involved in keeping families safe, healthy, keep reading
News
Full breadth of GP workload not reflected in latest data, says RCGP
The Royal College of GPs has responded to new data on general practice consultations published by NHS Digital today Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the keep reading
News
One vaccine dose in care homes gives ‘substantial’ protection
As reported by BBC news, a single dose of the Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccine was effective at stopping 62% of coronavirus infections in care homes, keep reading
Health Tech
The improvements needed to use AI in healthcare – part one
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare is often touted as a technology which can transform how tasks are carried out across the NHS. Rachel keep reading
Management
How to support staff mental health during COVID
Much has been said about the economic shockwaves of COVID-19. The impact on organisations all around the globe has been immense – but what about keep reading
Legal
How to protect the environment from plastic PPE
Although measures to control COVID-19 have been associated with some positive environmental effects – including decreases in global emissions of carbon dioxide – the pandemic keep reading
Health Tech
Are remote appointments the way forward?
Last March practices across the country were urged to assess patients online, or via telephone and video appointments, to prevent further transmission of COVID – keep reading
News
BAME doctors ‘still waiting for risk checks’
As reported by BBC news, many doctors from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds say key risk assessments have still not taken place, or have keep reading
Management
Part one: GP life now
After a challenging year for general practitioners, Kathy Oxtoby examines how their role is developing, what these changes mean to them, and what being a keep reading