Live it
How to recognise the signs of sensory overload
For those with a sensory processing disorder – or ADHD, PTSD, and autism – sensory overload can be a difficult thing to live with. Here, keep reading
Articles by Daniel Cook
Management
Is now the time to take a sabbatical?
What you should know about hitting ‘pause’ on your career, from a seasoned sabbatical-taker CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally keep reading
Practice Operations
Comment on: Sajid Javid’s plan for a salaried GP service
Helen Salisbury, GP, gives her view on the health secretary’s plans for a salaried GP service CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading
News
RCGP fights back against critical letters in Daily Telegraph
The following is a letter from RCGP Chair Prof Martin Marshall, which was published in the Daily Telegraph today in response to a number of keep reading
Live it
How you can use crystals for self-care
Moon mentor and meditation teacher Kirsty Gallagher shines a light on the immense self-care benefits of working with crystals CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Management
How GPs can job plan
An overview of job planning for GPs as suggested by the BMA What to include: Clinical duties: appointments; visits; dealing with telephone queries from patients keep reading
News
Nation wide shortage of hay-fever treatment
As reported by the BBC News, a UK industry shortage of chlorphenamine maleate has caused pharmacists to run out of hay-fever medicine Chlorphenamine maleate is keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Opinion: NHS leaders need to represent the NHS workforce
Partha Kar, consultant in diabetes and endocrinology, argues that NHS leaders need to be just as diverse as the general workforce CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Uncategorized
Support for the community pharmacist consultation service
Helen Ellis – PCC lead for facilitation and the personal and team development programme – has an exciting announcement about help in implementing the community keep reading
News
COVID infections continue to fall in the UK
As reported by the BBC News, the latest statics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that approximately one in 33 people have COVID keep reading