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Building emotional intelligence
Learning to tune-in to our own and others’ emotions can unlock a whole new level of wellbeing. Here’s how to do it CREDIT: This is keep reading
Articles by Eleanor Potter
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Croydon GP: general practice as I knew it had changed beyond recognition
As coronavirus took hold for the first time earlier this year GPs had to completely change the way they work CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
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De-escalating stressful situations
Don’t be a bystander. Learn how to gently step in and soothe stress with these simple steps CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
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Red tape must not prevent retired GPs returning to the frontline, says College
As more GPs offer to return to help with the vaccination programme, the Royal College of GPs has stated that red tape needs to be keep reading
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Brian Pinker first to get Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
As reported by BBC news, dialysis patient Brian Pinker, 82, has become the first person to receive the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine The retired maintenance manager keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Has the pandemic heightened the risk of doctors quitting?
Nothing causes a shakeup to the healthcare system like a global pandemic, but will nearly a year‘s worth of challenges lead to a mass exodus keep reading
Management
Boosting your resilience
Helen Northall, chief executive at Primary Care Commissioning (PCC) discusses how practice managers can boost their resilience during these testing times The last year has keep reading
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Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
On behalf of all of the Practice Business team, we’d like to wish you a very merry Christmas and the happiest of new years! As we head keep reading
Compliance
The changing face of healthcare services
“It’s vital that, as councillors, we use every opportunity to scrutinise the provision of healthcare services, and ensure that we are speaking up for those keep reading
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Full roll-out of Scottish general practice pharmacotherapy service delayed
As reported by The Pharmaceutical Journal, progress on delivering a new pharmacotherapy service has been slower than expected, but “core” elements should be in place keep reading