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How to make working from home work
Adjusting to a new working environment can be tricky, especially when the boundaries between our personal and professional spaces might become blurred – but with keep reading
Month: April 2021
Management
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
Management
Using performance reviews to motivate employees
When was the last time you left a conversation feeling actually, completely motivated? Like your goals and priorities have been put into focus, your synapses keep reading
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What went wrong in the global handling of COVID?
Clare Wenham, assistant professor of global health policy, discusses the mistakes made by international governments in the handling of the pandemic CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Management
The best pieces of advice leaders received
In the course of a career you’ve probably had the good fortune of receiving a little nugget of golden insight – but, sometimes, good leadership keep reading
Health Tech
Health tech must be accessible for all, says report
To be successful digital health technology must be accessible to all, while still maintaining the human aspects of healthcare, a new report has said CREDIT: keep reading
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Opinion: COVID is not a primary vs secondary care issue
David Oliver, consultant in geriatrics and acute general medicine, discusses why primary and secondary care need to come together during the pandemic – and not keep reading
CPD
What training do practice staff need?
Different staff in the practice need different levels and types of training – so who needs what? Safeguarding vulnerable children Who should do it? All keep reading
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Recovering whilst signed off work for mental health
Being signed off work for your mental health is the first step in your recovery. Amber Bryce shares some tips to help you feel better keep reading
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BMA: extra work taken on by female doctors during pandemic was detrimental to wellbeing
Female doctors have taken on extra – often unpaid – work during the pandemic, to the detriment of their own wellbeing and mental health, BMA keep reading