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NEWS: GPs forced into crisis support role
As reported by GP Online, research finds GP staff often help patients in poverty out of their own pockets, according to research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, keep reading
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NEWS: GPs begin ballot on collective action
As reported by The BMA, GPs in England to vote on BMA’s call for action against NHS contract changes – closing at midday on Monday 29th July ​GP keep reading
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NEWS: Isle of Man boosts mental health services
As reported by BBC News, funding aims to cut children’s mental health waiting times from 48 weeks to 18 weeks About 1,200 children are currently on keep reading
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NEWS: NHS Chief calls for proactive reform
As reported by The BMA, NHS Confederation urges political backing for a proactive, prevention-focused health service model to improve outcomes and cut costs Matthew Taylor (pictured above) keep reading
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NEWS: GPs warn of funding crisis
As reported by GP Online, BMA campaign highlights severe underfunding of GP practices, urging patients to advocate for better support during the election The campaign, called ‘GPs keep reading
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Read again: Equity in medical devices: Unveiling biases
The paramount duty of the NHS is to uphold unmatched levels of safety and efficacy in medical devices for the welfare of all patients under keep reading
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NEWS: NHS app adds at-home heart tests
As reported by NHE, e new at-home test for cardiovascular disease, integrated into the NHS app, offers quick results and convenient follow-up options for patients The keep reading
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NEWS: NHS identifies surge in pre-diabetes
As reported by NHS England, half a million more people in England are now at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, prompting expanded NHS prevention efforts The keep reading
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NEWS: Practices test new ‘black alert’ system
As reported by GP Online, overwhelmed GP practices in Kent and Medway can now divert patients and receive extra support through a trial ‘black alert’ scheme GP keep reading
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NEWS: GPs struggle amid prescription shortages
As reported by MIMS, Nearly 90% of GPs report severe impacts on safe practice due to medication shortages, with many considering leaving the profession A total of keep reading