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Workplace burnout: signs and support
Here are some tips to help you to identify the signs of burnout in the workplace and make sure you receive the support you need keep reading
Month: October 2022
Management
Encouraging productivity in a hybrid work environment
Annemarie Estess explores the impact of a hybrid work environment and how to encourage productivity for employees working from home CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
News
COVID inquiry first preliminary hearing begins
As reported by the BBC, the first preliminary hearing of the UK COVID public inquiry has begun The one-day hearing had originally been scheduled last keep reading
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Junior doctors plan ballot for industrial action in early January
As reported by the British Medical Association, JDC members left with ‘no choice’ but to enter trade dispute Junior doctors are to ballot for industrial keep reading
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Bettering your lifestyle with a digital diet
Patrick Bailey explores the pros and cons of technology and explains why taking a break from our digital devices could be the key to a keep reading
News
UK looks to be winning the fight against monkeypox
As reported by the BBC, the UK’s monkeypox situation is looking ‘very positive’ with cases continuing to fall, says one of Britain’s leading infectious disease keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Long COVID and why some people are travelling abroad for treatment
Madlen Davies reports on patients with long COVID who are travelling to private clinics across Europe for blood-filtering apheresis and anticoagulation drugs CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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How to improve your GP premises
Prior approval is required for all GP practice premises Improvement schemes regardless of scope or funding mechanism, the Clinical Commissioning Group reports CREDIT: This is keep reading
Management
How to improve your presentation skills
Here are some tips to make your presentation stand out from the crowd CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
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College concerns over future of White Paper on health inequalities
As reported by the Royal College of General Practitioners, Professor Martin Marshall said: “Reports that the Government is considering dropping plans to tackle inequalities in keep reading