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COVID raises risk of depression and dementia
As reported by BBC news, people diagnosed with COVID in the previous six months were more likely to develop depression, dementia, psychosis and stroke, researchers keep reading
Year: 2021
Health & Patient Care
A guide to general practice prescribing
A quick go-to guide for prescribing in general practice All prescriptions have the same basic requirements which include: All prescriptions must: Bear the name and keep reading
Management
How do racial disparities look in healthcare settings
COVID-19 has highlighted inequalities between ethnic groups which need to be addressed in order to promote equality in healthcare CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Live it
How to declutter even when you’re feeling down
With help from a decluttering expert, we explore tips for tackling mess when you’re going through a difficult time CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
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Nottingham GPs could prescribe ‘paddleboard sessions’
As reported by BBC news, people could be prescribed an afternoon of paddleboarding or some canal-side gardening to improve their health Nearly £50,000 has been keep reading
Management
Being an approachable leader
Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani has 100,000 employees, and he encourages all of them to email him – it’s what happens next that makes the keep reading
Compliance
Partnership disputes: managing fractured relationships
Nicola Marchant, managing partner in the dispute resolution team at law firm Pannone Corporate, discusses how practice managers can manage and avert partnership disputes Even keep reading
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RCGP insists vaccination certificates must have ‘zero impact’ on GP workload
Any introduction of COVID-19 vaccination certificates or passports must have ‘zero impact’ on GP workload, to allow GPs to continue to focus on delivering vital keep reading
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Building a healthy relationship with exercise
Exercise is good for us, right? But what happens when we take things to extremes, and use exercise as a form of punishment? Sarah Young keep reading
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What went wrong in the global handling of COVID?
Clare Wenham, assistant professor of global health policy, discusses the mistakes made by international governments in the handling of the pandemic CREDIT: This is an keep reading