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New year’s resolutions: Will 2024 be different?
As the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve 2023, millions of Britons engaged in the time-honoured tradition of making resolutions for the year ahead. keep reading
Year: 2024
News
Long covid’s economic impact
As reported by BBC News, the economic toll of Long Covid on the UK’s healthcare system is unveiled in a University of Birmingham study, estimating annual additional keep reading
Management
Navigating the emotional burdens of leadership
The role of the CEO is not solely about decision-making and strategy; it extends to the often-overlooked realm of emotional labour. In this article, we keep reading
Health & Patient Care
The health impact of climate change in the UK
Climate change poses substantial and diverse threats to public health in the UK, with growing evidence supporting its effects. The latest version of the “Health keep reading
News
Record demand strains general practice
As reported by RCGP, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, Professor Kamila Hawthorne, responds to data showing November 2023 as the busiest month for general practice, emphasising the keep reading
News
National GP retention schemes closure
As reported by Enhanced Primary Care, as of March 31, 2024, General Practice Fellowships and Supporting Mentors programs will conclude GPs and nurses who join keep reading
Compliance
Read again: Enhancing patient safety through NHS Resolution’s learning service
In the complex landscape of healthcare, NHS Resolution’s Safety and Learning service emerges as a crucial ally, addressing risks, claims, and championing patient safety best keep reading
News
Performance gaps emerge in GP appointments
Source: The Independent As reported by The Independent, latest data reveals concerning performance gaps in GP appointments, cancer treatment times, and 999 ambulance responses, exposing the keep reading
News
Veganism: A £7bn lifesaver for NHS
As reported by OHE, new research unveils potential savings of £6.7bn per year and over two million fewer disease cases if England adopts a plant-based diet, urging keep reading
Management
The rise of the ‘accidental’ manager
Most skilled jobs require a minimum level of formal training – plumbers and electricians for example, wouldn’t go to work without the necessary skill set keep reading