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GPs offer tips for maintaining physical and mental health
The Royal College of GPs is encouraging people to take steps to care for both their physical and mental health during the second national lockdown keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
Health & Patient Care
Pandemic threatens primary care for long term conditions
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, attention was diverted away from primary care’s key roles in early detection of disease and management of long keep reading
Management
Time management techniques to keep you on track
Procrastination can be your greatest enemy; if you’re unable to prioritise your tasks, things will be delayed CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
News
Oxford vaccine: ‘encouraging’ immune response in older people
As reported by BBC news, the Oxford coronavirus vaccine shows a strong immune response in adults in their 60s and 70s, raising hopes that it keep reading
Comment
Croydon GP: general practice as I knew it had changed beyond recognition
As coronavirus took hold for the first time earlier this year GPs had to completely change the way they work CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
Management
Increasing your team’s productivity
The better the environment in an office, the better employees will perform CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on keep reading
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RCGP collaborate with RNID to support GPs deliver care to deaf patients
A new toolkit to support GPs to deliver care for patients with hearing loss and aims to encourage deaf patients to access primary care, has keep reading
Comment
Preserving the heart of general practice
If we want to preserve general practice, as we shape it for the future, we should remind ourselves of the values at the heart of keep reading
Live it
Building empathy
We all have the ability to be empathetic, but how can we make sure that we’re tuning into this innate skill and projecting it into keep reading
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Diabetes UK: 40% of young women with type 1 suffer eating disorders
As reported by BBC news, about 250,000 people in England have type 1 diabetes, which means the body cannot produce insulin, the hormone that controls keep reading