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RCGP calls on CQC to address impact of inspections on BAME GPs
RCGP Council has called on the Care Quality Commission for a series of measures to look at the impact of its inspections on GPs from keep reading
Year: 2021
Live it
How to thrive in a male-dominated environment
From a woman who has learnt the lessons herself, we share tips for finding confidence and power when working in male-dominated environments CREDIT: This is keep reading
Management
What challenges are facing the NHS this year?
Chris Ham, independent chair of the Coventry and Warwickshire sustainability and transformation partnership, argues an ambitious programme encompassing social care and health inequalities is needed keep reading
Health & Patient Care
A doctor’s view: sepsis and septicaemia
Dr Paul Lambden discusses the differences between sepsis and septicaemia and the important symptoms to look out for I qualified as a doctor in 1975 keep reading
News
Children’s doctors given fabricated illness guidance
As reported by BBC news, doctors are being issued with new guidance for cases where children are repeatedly brought in when there is nothing wrong keep reading
Management
How to fix leadership weaknesses
Leadership isn’t easy. Not everyone was built to be a boss. To be a good one requires near-constant reflection and self-evaluation to ensure you’re serving keep reading
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COVID vaccines cut risk of serious illness by 80% in over-80s
As reported by BBC news, a single shot of either the Oxford-AstraZeneca or the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID jab reduces the chance of needing hospital treatment by keep reading
Management
How to show your team gratitude
Practicing gratitude at work is an incredibly valuable tool for leaders – and one that shouldn’t just be saved for special occasions, according to Stacey Engle, keep reading
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Making better use of NHS property
There are a lot of doom and gloom stories about GPs closing down at an alarming rate, leaving the remaining practices struggling to care for keep reading
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More than 20m in UK have had first jab
As reported by BBC news, more than 20m people in the UK have now had their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine Prime minister Boris keep reading