Live it
Let the sun shine: how the sun can impact wellbeing
Sunny days are on the way, and the natural world isn’t the only thing that will start to flourish… CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Month: June 2021
Comment
Part two: how AstraZeneca lost the vaccine PR war
AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine has rarely been out of the news—and the headlines show no signs of abating. Jacqui Wise explains how miscommunication and politics created keep reading
News
Jess Phillips: Ditch HPV stigma to avoid the shame I felt
As reported by BBC news, the Labour MP Jess Phillips has said she felt “shame and guilt” after being told she had HPV (human papillomavirus) keep reading
Live it
Escaping burnout
Digital expert Harvey Morton shares his experience of burnout, and tips for helping yourself out of it CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Management
Using population health data to inform ARRS recruitment
Independent, not-for-profit, social enterprise PCC has been delivering workshops on the development of the additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS) with clinical directors, PCN managers and keep reading
Practice Operations
What enhanced services can practices get funding for?
Enhanced services are defined as ‘primary medical services other than essential services, additional services, or out-of-hours services‘ There are two types of enhanced services – keep reading
News
UK to donate more than 100m surplus vaccine doses, says PM
As reported by BBC news, Boris Johnson says the UK will start donating coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries in the next few weeks More than keep reading
Management
COVID burnout: how to identify and prevent it
We all know that, for the past 12 months, general practice workload has increased dramatically, due to growing patient needs as well as the ongoing keep reading
Legal
Managing disciplinary action
The decision to take disciplinary action is never easy to make. To help guide you through the process we’ve collated the information you need to keep reading
News
Nadine Dorries says women should stand up to doctors
As reported by BBC news, health minister Nadine Dorries wants women to feel they can demand different treatment, if they are unhappy with how medical keep reading