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The place for primary care
The built environment of your practice has a huge impact on patients, says Claire Rick from Assura. Here, she looks at the work they are keep reading
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Excessive and normal – finding the perfect overtime balance
The issue of working late can be a sensitive one within many businesses, as the line between flexibility and unhealthy overtime becomes increasingly blurred. Tina keep reading
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Opening the door to change
In Opening the door to change the Care Quality Commission (CQC) looks at NHS safety culture around avoidable medical mistakes which it calls ‘never events’. keep reading
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How patients feel about your practice
In a new study called Making best use of GP premises, the Patients’ Association records how patients really feel about their practices – and the keep reading
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Inside ‘outstanding’ care at a Yorkshire surgeryÂ
The Lincoln Green Surgery in Leeds was recently rated as ‘outstanding’ by the CQC for its care for those with mental health problems. Practice manager keep reading
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Improving GP practice accessibility
Everyone should be able to access their GP practice, regardless of any physical disabilities or impairments, but this is not always the case. Practice Business keep reading
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Managing increasing demand
In November 2018 England LMC leaders voted on whether to introduce a new limit of 1,500 registered patients. The motion was proposed by Shropshire as keep reading
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Staffordshire review into elderly care
In December the CQC published its findings following a review of health and social care services in Staffordshire, examining how older people move through the keep reading
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Manchester surgery rises from ‘inadequate’ to ‘good’ in six months
A GP surgery in Manchester has managed to turn its quality of service around, from repeatedly being rated ‘inadequate’ to rising to ‘good’ A Manchester keep reading
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What does an ‘inadequate’ practice look like? Focus on ‘well-led’
In the final part of our new series Practice Business continues to explore the factors that can contribute to your practice being deemed ‘inadequate’ – keep reading