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Building a healthy relationship with exercise
Exercise is good for us, right? But what happens when we take things to extremes, and use exercise as a form of punishment? Sarah Young keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
News
RCGP insists vaccination certificates must have ‘zero impact’ on GP workload
Any introduction of COVID-19 vaccination certificates or passports must have ‘zero impact’ on GP workload, to allow GPs to continue to focus on delivering vital keep reading
Compliance
Partnership disputes: managing fractured relationships
Nicola Marchant, managing partner in the dispute resolution team at law firm Pannone Corporate, discusses how practice managers can manage and avert partnership disputes Even keep reading
Practice Operations
How has funding for English practices changed due to COVID?
A lot has changed in general practice since the start of the pandemic – to help you, here is a quick guide to cover some keep reading
Comment
What went wrong in the global handling of COVID?
Clare Wenham, assistant professor of global health policy, discusses the mistakes made by international governments in the handling of the pandemic CREDIT: This is an keep reading
News
Half of UK has antibodies from vaccination or infection
As reported by BBC news, roughly half of people in the UK now have antibodies against COVID, either through infection or vaccination, tests conducted by keep reading
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Eating to beat the brain fog
After such a stressful year, it’s no wonder that more of us than ever may be experiencing moments of ‘brain fog‘ – but can anything keep reading
Management
How to thrive in a male-dominated environment
From a woman who has learnt the lessons herself, we share tips for finding confidence and power when working in male-dominated environments CREDIT: This is keep reading
Management
Surviving working from home whilst parenting
Working parents are, once again, contending with professional life and employment whilst juggling child-care, home-schooling and the daily demands involved in keeping families safe, healthy, keep reading
Health Tech
The improvements needed to use AI in healthcare – part two
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare is often touted as a technology which can transform how tasks are carried out across the NHS. Rachel keep reading