News
‘No reason’ not to give COVID boosters to under-50s
As reported by BBC News, rolling out booster jabs to younger age groups could help cut COVID infection rates to low levels across the UK, keep reading
Month: November 2021
Recruit and Retain
How to support and retain staff already stretched to their limit
Doctors constantly went above and beyond their ordinary obligations to respond to a threat to national and global wellbeing – but they aren’t inexhaustible This keep reading
Health Tech
What is the GP IT Future programme?
The GP IT Futures programme will enable primary care to move towards the requirements set out in the NHS Long Term Plan, the Five year framework for keep reading
Management
Can mindfulness help you become a better leader?
Survindar Chahal, content and customer experience manager at First Practice Management, explains how you can practice mindfulness as a practice manager Do you ever find keep reading
Practice Operations
How under threat is NHS data, really?
Is the NHS investment in data security paying dividends? Davey Winder explores This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Digital keep reading
News
RCGP, NICE and SIGN update long COVID guidance
The Royal College of GPs, The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence and the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network have updated their long COVID guidance keep reading
News
RCGP opposes mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for NHS workers
The Royal College of GPs has responded to the government’s decision to mandate COVID-19 vaccination for NHS workers Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal keep reading
Health Tech
Why trust issues surrounding GPDPR need to be addressed
Most talk around the paused General Practice Data for Planning and Research service is positive – but wider issues around trust need to be addressed. Digital keep reading
Management
Is it time to end the culture of blame?
Is it right to point the finger at someone, or are leaders best to pursue a no blame policy? CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
News
Toddlers may be getting hooked on sugar in snacks
As reported by BBC News, some snacks sold as weaning or infant foods contain alarming amounts of sugar which could encourage a sweet tooth from keep reading