Management
How one GP-patient volunteer group responded to the pandemic
When the UK government declared a national lockdown on 23 March 2020, staff at Elliott Hall Medical Centre in Harrow recognised that many of their keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
Live it
What is manifestation?
‘Manifesting’ has become a real buzz word – and it’s one that Grace Victory uses daily. Here, she shares everything you need to know about keep reading
Management
Managing your practice list
Both practices and patients have the right to end a patient-doctor relationship that isn’t working. Here are the reasons and procedures for removing a patient keep reading
News
NHS reform: ‘No better time than now’ for changes, says Hancock
As reported by BBC news, the NHS in England is to be reformed so health and care services can work more closely together, the government keep reading
Health Tech
Staying cyber-secure whilst working remotely
NHS Digital’s head of security operations lead, Steve Fenwick, has some advice on how to stay cyber-secure while working from home CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Health & Patient Care
How has the pandemic impacted the diagnosis of common health conditions?
According to research published in The Lancet Public Health, there has been a significant reduction in the rate of initial diagnoses of many common physical keep reading
News
Appetite drug could mark ‘new era’ in tackling obesity
As reported by BBC news, a drug that suppresses appetite has led to some people losing more than a fifth of their body weight, a keep reading
Management
The difference between bad stress and good stress
The only way to build resilience is through stress and hardship, says psychologist Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that keep reading
Live it
Thanking our furry friends
A study shows that owning an animal during the pandemic has helped the mental health of pet owners. Becky Wright explains why it’s time to keep reading
Management
General practice: the current challenges and opportunities
After a ‘torrid year’ for general practitioners, Kathy Oxtoby examines how their role is developing, what these changes mean to them, and what being a GP could keep reading