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Vertical integration – the way forward?
Is ‘vertical integration‘ the way forward for general practice? Andrew Paterson, PCC associate, looks at the pros and cons The secretary of state for health keep reading
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Looking after mental health in the workplace
While most of us know the importance of looking after our mental health, this can become more difficult in working environments where there are often keep reading
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5-point plan to reinvigorate continuity of care for patients against a backdrop of GP pressures
The chair of the Royal College of GPs (RCGPs), Professor Martin Marshall, plans to set out a five-point plan to modernise and reinvigorate continuity of keep reading
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Fewer general practices are operating in Northern Ireland
As reported by the BBC News, The number of GP practices in Northern Ireland has fallen by approximately 9% over the past eight years according keep reading
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Why every day should be a school day
As we get older it’s important to ensure we carry on actively learning to help enhance our wellbeing CREDIT: This is an edited version of keep reading
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Estate strategies – why now??
Helen Simmonds, PCC advisor, argues that there has never been a better time to revisit your estates strategy ‘Bursting at the seams’ is a phrase keep reading
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Poliovirus detected in the UK
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGPs) has responded to recent reports that the poliovirus has been detected in the UK Chair of the RCGPs, keep reading
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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
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Get Veteran Friendly accredited and deliver the best outcomes
GP practices are being encouraged to get ‘Veteran Friendly Accredited’ in recognition of Armed Forces Day (June 25th) after a University of Chester report revealed keep reading
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Learning to express empathy
Helen Salisbury, GP, discusses how you can better express empathy CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on The BMJ I keep reading