Health & Patient Care
Pollen food syndrome: What is it and what do we need to do about it?
What is PFS and what can GPs do to help those affected? Find out more about this surprisingly common condition here from Dr Rob Walker keep reading
Year: 2023
Management
How to write an employee appreciation letter
Relationships are extremely important in the working world and showing appreciation of a great employee who is leaving in an employee appreciation letter is a really keep reading
Live it
How to achieve the elusive work-life balance
Striking the perfect work-life balance can often feel elusive and unattainable, but it doesn’t have to be with these six key pillars CREDIT: This is keep reading
News
GPs and hospitals should be “working together more closely”, says former health secretary
As reported by The Times, Sajid Javid, the former health secretary, has stated that hospitals should be given incentives to employ GPs directly and take keep reading
News
Six new diagnostic centres to open in bid to cut NHS waiting lists
New community diagnostic centres (CDCs) to open in regions across the UK to help cut NHS waiting list times Following a referral from a GP keep reading
Management
What are the benefits of CRM solutions?
A customer relationship management program is a type of software that helps businesses manage, track and organise their relationships with customers CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Health Tech
How to improve the adoption of open source in the NHS
Commitments to open-source technology are enshrined in NHS policy but adoption is frustratingly slow – Made Tech’s, Hazel Jones, believes it is time to spread keep reading
News
Plans for Shropshire’s GP hub halted by NHS
As reported by the BBC, a plan for six GP surgeries to relocate into a medical centre in Shropshire has been indefinitely halted A range keep reading
News
Experts warn against government’s plan to allow pharmacists to prescribe drugs
As reported by The Telegraph, concerns have been raised by experts over Rishi Sunak’s proposal to enable patients with common ailments to bypass GPs, as keep reading
News
“More than a quarter of practices” could be forced to close, says college chair
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, chair of the Royal College of GPs has commented regarding the current GP crisis and what this means for GP practices She keep reading