Management
Read Again: Climbing the Ladder of Inference
In workplaces where decisions are made quickly, the Ladder of Inference offers a powerful way to slow down, reflect and ensure actions are based on keep reading
Month: October 2025
Management
Tabletop Training for Real-World Challenges
Forget the forced performances – tabletop exercises turn training into a realistic, engaging experience that builds skills and gets teams ready for anything Mention role keep reading
Health & Patient Care
How Community Diagnostic Centres Are Speeding Up Cancer Pathways
Community Diagnostic Centres are speeding up cancer pathways by delivering tests and scans more quickly, ensuring patients get diagnosed or ruled out in days rather keep reading
Management
AI and the Rise of CV Fraud
Organisations across all industries are being urged to review their recruitment practices as new research reveals a troubling trend: AI-driven CV fraud is on the keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Read Again: New Study Reveals Pay Gap for Migrant and Ethnic Minority NHS Staff
New research has uncovered a significant double disadvantage in pay for NHS staff who are both from ethnic minority backgrounds and born overseas CREDIT: This keep reading
Health Tech
The True Cost of Ignoring IT Updates in GP Practices
If your practice’s tech has started dragging its feet, those endless “remind me later” clicks could be the culprit Admit it – we’ve all done keep reading
Live it
Ready to Reduce Email Anxiety?
An inbox full of emails can quickly become overwhelming. We explore some quick tips on how you can feel more in control of your inbox keep reading
News
NEWS: Union Concerns Surrounding New Online Booking System
The British Medical Association (BMA) warns that serious cases could be missed by GPs, and put patients at risk, when new online appointment booking system keep reading
News
NEWS: Introduction of Jess’s Rule to Help GPs Avoid Preventable Deaths
GPs in England are being urged to “think again” if they see a sick patient three times without a determined diagnosis, or if their symptoms keep reading