Management
Employing extra pairs of hands in your practice
We all need an extra pair of hands at times, and practices have experienced an increase in workload which can be alleviated by more staff. keep reading
Month: June 2021
News
UK ‘most trusting’ country on COVID vaccines
As reported by BBC news, faith in COVID vaccines is highest in the UK, with nearly nine in 10 saying they trust the jabs, a keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Structuring a PCN social prescribing service for the post-COVID world
Nick Sharples, PCC associate, discusses how practices can structure a PCN social prescribing service The two additional roles are those of care co-ordinator and health keep reading
Management
Will the NHS restructure actually help with recovery?
The health policy challenges facing the NHS and government are enormous, but Hugh Alderwick and colleagues argue that a major reorganisation is not the solution keep reading
Live it
How to ease yourself out of lockdown
If you’re feeling anxious about the future, and restrictions lifting, Felicity Pryke gives her top tips on how to take things at your own pace keep reading
News
Self-harm in over-65s ‘needs post-pandemic focus’
As reported by BBC news, self-harm among the over-65s must receive greater focus because of the increased risks associated with the pandemic, a leading expert keep reading
Management
The debate surrounding flexible working
After a year which has forced large swathes of the population to work from home, what does the future of working look like? CREDIT: This keep reading
News
Patients with low immunity anxious despite vaccine
As reported by BBC news, Kirsty Mills has been fully vaccinated against COVID but she is one of thousands of “immunocompromised” patients who are still keep reading
Comment
COVID has worsened the obesity crisis – but not ignited action
The evidence is clear that obesity is a risk factor for severe COVID-19 disease and death. Meera Senthilingam asks what this increased urgency has done keep reading
News
Job not done despite vaccination success, scientist warns
As reported by BBC news, the success of the UK’s vaccination programme does not mean that the battle with COVID is over, a scientist advising keep reading