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Tired of video calls? Here’s why
Do you find that virtual meetings take a toll on your energy levels? You’re not alone, and researchers think they know why CREDIT: This is keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
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How effective has the vaccine roll out been so far?
The vaccine roll out has been full steam-ahead, but how effective has it been in real terms? CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
News
Masks upgrade cuts infection risk, research finds
As reported by BBC news, the quality of face masks healthcare workers wear makes a huge difference to their risk of coronavirus infection, Cambridge University keep reading
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How to know you’re in a healthy relationship
You may be aware of relationship red flags – warning signs to avoid – but what about the things that give you the signal that keep reading
Management
A practice manager’s view: the good, the bad and the ugly
Carmel Loughlin, practice manager, discusses her experience in general practice over the last few months The good I unfortunately lost a family member to cancer keep reading
News
Loneliness a ‘bigger health risk than smoking or obesity’
As reported by BBC news, NHS prescriptions for gardening and dancing are “vitally needed” to help tackle rising levels of loneliness after lockdown, people suffering keep reading
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Arsenal stadium tours offered as part of vaccine clinic
As reported by BBC news, tours of Arsenal’s stadium are being offered as part of a mass COVID vaccination clinic being held in north London keep reading
Health Tech
Choosing an online GP consultation platform
The last year has seen the use of remote consultation rocket – how can you be sure you are using the right one? The CQC keep reading
Compliance
How to deal with criticism online
The BMA has issued guidance on the laws surrounding defamation – and what to do when you spot unfair comments about your practice online Understanding keep reading
News
Long COVID: More than two million in England may have suffered, study suggests
As reported by BBC news, survey of half a million adults in England suggests around two million people may have had some long-lasting symptoms after keep reading