Management
Why nature has a critical role in mental health
Jacob Krzanowski, associate registrar for sustainability, discusses the important role nature plays when it comes to our mental health CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Year: 2022
Recruit and Retain
Employing locum GPs in your practice
Locum guidance for employers includes factors to consider when employing a locum and how to get reimbursements What all locums must have: All locum doctors must have the keep reading
News
Social prescribing: cash boost awarded to active travel study
As reported by BBC News, health experts will explore whether GPs could prescribe active travel to treat a variety of conditions after being awarded a keep reading
News
Surgical mesh centres not working, warn MPs
As reported by BBC News, specialist centres to help women who have experienced complications following a pelvic mesh repair are “not working”, MPs say A keep reading
Comment
Will the pandemic have a definite end?
Dashboards of pandemic statistics have dominated screens and helped to track COVID-19 – but David Robertson and Peter Doshi explain why they might not be enough to define its keep reading
News
Plans to sell vaginal HRT tablets over the counter
As reported by BBC News, vaginal oestrogen tablets – a type of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) – could be available in chemists depending on the keep reading
Comment
Continuity saves lives
Helen Salisbury, a GP, discusses the power of continuity of care CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on The keep reading
Live it
How to flourish when you’re languishing
Feeling a bit ‘meh’? We’ve all been there – but you don’t have to stay feeling stuck in a rut. Here, we explore how to keep reading
News
Supporting vaccination, but not mandates – a welcome decision, says RCGP
The RCGP supports the decision by the government not to require mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for NHS staff Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College keep reading
News
Measles warning for children as jab rate falls in England
As reported by BBC News, more than one in 10 school entry-age children in England are at risk of measles because they have not had keep reading