Management
Ensuring remote workers’ safety and welfare
Remote working benefits both employers and employees. With no need for commuting, savings on travel costs, more choice of where to live, and more opportunities keep reading
Month: October 2021
News
General practice is a team profession, says RCGP
The RCGP has responded to a recent article in The Times about the latest NHS Digital data detailing the number of consultations delivered by GPs keep reading
Health Tech
The pitfalls of a digital transformation of the NHS
As COVID-19 accelerates the NHS’s shift to a high tech future, Stephen Armstrong considers the patients being left behind by the digital gold rush This is an keep reading
Live it
How to tap your anxiety away
A beginner’s guide to EFT tapping This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Happiful It’s well-known that positive affirmations can empower us, keep reading
Compliance
What is the adult Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme?
The Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme began in 2008 and has transformed the treatment of adult anxiety disorders and depression in England Improving Access keep reading
News
RCGP: GPs are stretched beyond endurance
Martin Marshall has written an opinion piece published in the Daily Express, defending the profession against the continuing media criticism about access to face to keep reading
Live it
How can journaling help you get to know yourself?
Making space to raise self-awareness can help you to find your direction in life, and notice red flags when they come up. Not sure where keep reading
Management
Making and testing change in healthcare
Greg Ogrinc and colleagues call for greater exploitation of the synergies between quality improvement and implementation science in improving care  This is an edited version of keep reading
News
Focus on access ignores other challenges in general practice, says RCGP
The Royal College of GPs has responded to NHS England’s announcement on ‘rescue’ measures for general practice Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College keep reading
Health & Patient Care
How to reduce the risk of childhood obesity
Alexandra Chung and colleagues call for governments to prioritise child obesity as they implement measures to recover from the pandemic This is an edited version of keep reading