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Rental reimbursements for practices
GP contractors are eligible for rental reimbursements – but the type of reimbursement depends on who owns the building The BMA splits rental reimbursements into keep reading
Year: 2021
Health Tech
Patient trust in primary care data share
Why transparency, accountability and public involvement are key to resolving this conundrum This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on The keep reading
Comment
Why local initiatives matter in vaccine outreach
Emma Wilkinson looks at some local initiatives to tackle poorer vaccine uptake among under-served groups This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
News
COVID cases in UK rise above 30,000 for first time since January
As reported by BBC news, coronavirus cases in the UK have risen above 30,000 for first time since January, official figures show Wednesday’s data showed keep reading
News
Government must clearly communicate COVID rule changes, say psychologists
As reported by BBC news, if the public is to feel confident about the easing of COVID rules, then governments must explain clearly why the keep reading
News
Confusion leading to cases ‘slipping’ through
As reported by BBC news, confusion over which COVID test people should take may be leading to cases “slipping through the net”, a GP has keep reading
News
Queen gives George Cross to NHS for staff’s ‘courage and dedication’
As reported by BBC news, the Queen has awarded the George Cross to the NHS as the health service marks its 73rd anniversary on Monday keep reading
News
Details of booster campaign needed ‘urgently’, says RCGP
The Royal College of GPs has responded to news from the Department of Health and Social Care about a COVID-19 booster vaccination campaign this Autumn keep reading
Live it
Tips to help manage anxiety
The pandemic has added extra stress to all our lives, and for those with anxiety disorders the last year has been particularly gruelling. Here, we keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Long-COVID: moving beyond the controversy
Many patients with ‘long’ COVID are experiencing extreme fatigue, a situation that has re-polarised approaches to treatment and rehabilitation. Melanie Newman reports This is an edited version keep reading