Recruit and Retain
It’s time to make general practice a sustainable career again
Rammya Mathew, GP, argues that now, more than ever, general practice needs a single unified voice CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading
Month: July 2022
Compliance
Changes to the GP contract 2022/23
The GP contract regulations will be updated in 2022/23 with the intention of making a number of changes to be aware of Online bookings In keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Engaging with the general practice community on Twitter
Sometimes being a practice manager can feel like a lonely role, but connecting online with others working in the same position as you could help keep reading
Management
Is a ‘personal statement’ the new CV?
Applying for a job is already daunting enough, but should you be using a cover letter or personal statement to gain traction? CREDIT: This is keep reading
News
BMA: Decision to end COVID leave for NHS staff is “completely unacceptable”
The British Medical Association (BMA) has responded to reports that the special COVID paid leave will be scrapped for NHS staff in England BMA occupational keep reading
News
Call for action to reduce the environmental impact of prescriptions
Healthcare leaders in Scotland have called for bold action to reduce the environmental harm caused by medicine prescribing Medicines account for around 25% of carbon keep reading
Uncategorized
Rising numbers of doctors join NHS speciality training
More doctors than ever have applied for NHS specialty training programmes with a rise in the number of posts and applicants for the fifth year keep reading
News
1 in 4 GP posts set to be vacant within a decade in England
As reported by the BBC News, a recent study has found that a quarter of general practice positions will be vacant in ten years’ time keep reading
Management
Tips for presenting with slides
It may not be an offence punishable by imprisonment (yet!) but causing death by PowerPoint is something many might still consider a crime. Here are keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Limited models of diagnosis and treatment are failing male eating disorder patients
Outdated ideas about eating disorders – and those who experience them – are preventing people from accessing care, say James Downs and George Mycock CREDIT: keep reading