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Share preferred pronouns to each new patient, advises NHS training
As reported by The Times, NHS staff should share their preferred pronouns every time they meet a new patient, according to the quango responsible for keep reading
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Prescriptions of weight loss drug Ozempic ‘contributing to UK shortage’ for diabetics
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, chair of the Royal College of GPs has responded to reports that a rise in off-label prescriptions of Ozempic for personal weight keep reading
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GPs will be urged to refer patients to life coaches instead of signing them off sick
As reported by The Times, GPs will be encouraged to refer people to life coaches rather than just sign them off sick, under reforms designed keep reading
Management
What you need to know about lead qualifying
Lead generation is important, but qualifying your leads to determine which ones are worth pursuing can save you time and money – find out more keep reading
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Promoting LGBTQ+ equality in medicine
Medical staff come from a broad cross section of backgrounds, experiences, sexual orientations and gender identities – here’s what the BMA is doing to ensure keep reading
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How embracing DEI in the workplace boosts productivity
Embracing diversity and inclusivity in the modern workplace is essential for creating a high-performing workplace culture CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading
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Number of permanent GPs in England drops year-on-year for 12 months in a row
As reported by The Evening Standard, the number of permanent GPs in England has dropped year-on-year for 12 months in a row, as health experts warned the keep reading
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Survey reveals one in four GPs opt for private medical insurance
As reported by The Times, a quarter of GPs have private medical insurance, a survey has revealed, with widespread concerns among the profession about NHS keep reading
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How to slow it down when life gets too fast
Is living life in the fast lane causing you anxiety? Are you overstimulated by overcrowded schedules, social media doomscrolling, and storming through life at a keep reading