Management
Leadership in a crisis
Helen Northall, chief executive PCC, discusses how to lead your team in challenging times It feels as if health and care leaders have been working keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
News
Homeless people to be prioritised for vaccine
As reported by BBC news, people in England who are homeless or sleeping rough will be prioritised for COVID vaccines, alongside those aged 16 to 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
Live it
How to stop doomscrolling
Is the news sucking you into a never-ending ‘doomscroll’ at the moment? Kat Nicholls shares some advice to help you put your phone down CREDIT: keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Lockdown binge-eating, box sets and boredom ‘a health time bomb’
As reported by BBC news, people could face a health “time bomb” after a lockdown spent drinking, over-eating and watching Netflix, a council has warned keep reading
Live it
Learning to apologise authentically
How can we ensure that our apologies have real meaning? With help from psychotherapist Ruth Parchment, we explore what makes a real apology, and offer keep reading
Compliance
Why climate action is a gift to the healthcare system
The healthcare community mobilised against COVID-19 and can mobilise again to tackle the pressing issue of climate change which is increasingly impacting global health CREDIT: keep reading
Management
Leading as an introvert
An introvert’s acceptable levels of interaction differ drastically from those of an extrovert – but this doesn’t make them any less capable of being great leaders CREDIT: keep reading
Management
Why social prescribing is now more important than ever
As practices face an ever increasing workload in one of the bleakest winters we’ve known, Catherine Lawler, of the Practice Managers Association, explains why the keep reading
News
‘Normal’ to feel a bit unwell after COVID vaccine
As reported by BBC news, doctors have said some people will feel unwell after their COVID vaccine – but that is entirely normal and to keep reading