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Dealing with the after effects of anxiety
When a panic attack subsides the lingering after-effects leave your mind and body feeling drained. Nicky McCaig gives some expert tips to deal with this keep reading
Month: April 2022
Comment
Opinion: it is so difficult to see your GP because family doctors are now nearly extinct
Successive reforms to general practice have steadily eroded GPs’ ability to practise the ‘art’ of the family doctor, writes David Zigmond, retired GP and psychiatrist keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Combatting loneliness: why social prescribing should be just what the doctor ordered
Jonathan Finch, web content editor at First Practice Management, explains why social prescribing is the best tool to combat the increasing loneliness we are seeing keep reading
Management
The number one skill every leader should have
Management expert and CEO at Publicis Sapient, Nigel Vaz, explains why having the ability to ‘relearn’ is the single most important skill every leader should keep reading
News
RCGP: ban on ‘conversion therapy’ should protect all LGBT people
The Royal College of General Practitioners has spoken out against government proposals to ban so-called conversion therapy on the basis of sexual orientation but not gender keep reading
Management
Making GPs hospital employees won’t solve pressure on hospitals or general
David Oliver, consultant in geriatrics and acute general medicine, discusses why Sajid Javid’s plans are unlikely to work CREDIT: This is an edited version of keep reading
Practice Operations
The certificates GPs cannot charge fees for
A guide to which certificates GPs cannot charge for Bankruptcy Any individual who is able to give information about a bankrupt may be required to keep reading
Health Tech
How e-consulations are increasing GP workload
Helen Salisbury, GP, discusses why – although the switch to remote consultations has made access to GPs easier – it also has its downsides CREDIT: keep reading
News
A rise in cases of young children with hepatitis
As reported by the BBC News, health authorities are investigating an apparent spike in the number of children under six with hepatitis Hepatitis is an keep reading
Health Tech
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