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Job not done despite vaccination success, scientist warns
As reported by BBC news, the success of the UK’s vaccination programme does not mean that the battle with COVID is over, a scientist advising keep reading
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The art of negotiation
When streamlining costs it is essential to make sure you’re getting the best deal possible; here are Forbes’ six top tips for a successful negotiation keep reading
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Learning to take constructive criticism
The phrase ‘constructive criticism’ might make your skin crawl, but learning how to deal with feedback could be one of the best things you can keep reading
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NHS staff absences during the pandemic
Provisional data from the first wave in England show that doctors were particularly hard hit by illness, as John Appleby explains CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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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
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NHS pressures are not just about hospitals, says RCGP
The BBC is ran a day of coverage on Thursday about pressures in general practice. College chair Martin Marshall featured on Radio 4’s flagship Today keep reading
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Rising patient numbers threaten to overwhelm GPs
As reported by BBC news, rising numbers of patients needing care and a shortage of GPs is threatening to overwhelm the system, doctors and patient keep reading
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Dealing with someone who is passive aggressive
Struggling to know how to respond to an awkward person in your life? Unspoken tension and passive aggressive behaviour can wear you down, but it keep reading
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How a digital transformation of the NHS can succeed
Tomaž Gornik, CEO and founder of Better, explains why Matt Hancock’s vision for digital transformation in the NHS is the right one, and what needs keep reading
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Moderna vaccine ‘highly effective’ in teens
As reported by BBC news, Moderna says its COVID vaccine is “highly effective” in adolescents aged 12 to 17 No cases of COVID-19 were seen keep reading