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Flu nasal spray vaccine for children may reduce strep A risk
As reported by BBC News, a nasal spray vaccine that protects children against flu may also help protect against strep A infections, the UK Health keep reading
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How mobile units are delivering healthcare on the go
As the NHS Find and Treat mobile health service delivers lifesaving healthcare on the go, how can this be implemented by healthcare providers across the keep reading
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Pharmacies can now give alternative antibiotics for Strep A
As reported by the BBC, pharmacists will now be able to give alternative forms of penicillin directly to patients to help treat strep A infections, keep reading
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Who can benefit from digital inclusion?
What role can digital inclusion play in making healthcare more accessible for those most likely to be digitally excluded? CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
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COVID-19: what do we still not know?
As COVID-19 continues to spread, what do healthcare professional know about the disease, and what are we still to find out? CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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‘Strong possibility’ of further nurses’ strikes in January, warns union leader
As reported by The Independent, walkouts are currently planned for Thursday 15 and Tuesday 20 December There is a ‘strong possibility’ of further nurses’ strikes in keep reading
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RCGP responds to latest data on GP to patient ratio
As reported by the RCGP, chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne has responded to latest data from the Office of National Statistics on GP to patient ratios keep reading
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How to build a mindful life
Dr Gail Davies shares some mindfulness tips to help you become more resilient when faced with challenges CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
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What do practices need to be aware of now that patient access to data is increasing?
As patients now have greater access to their medical data, what steps do GPs need to take? As set out in the NHS Long Term Plan, keep reading
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No timetable for infected blood victims’ compensation
As reported by the BBC, there is a ‘moral case’ for compensation to be paid to people affected by the contaminated blood scandal, the government keep reading