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RCGP clinical priority: A spotlight on sepsis
Sepsis is the UK’s greatest killer – yet many of us don’t know what it is, or how it happens. Practice Business explores what practice keep reading
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How to retain ‘family practice’ status in the ever-expanding web of primary care
Practices are seen as the centre of local communities. As surgeries merge and PCNs solidify, patient anxiety is mounting about the depersonalisation of general practice. keep reading
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Small things can make a big difference in tackling loneliness
In February The Guardian published an article by Owen Jones on the small ways we tackle loneliness. Here are four responses to that piece – keep reading
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Why we decided to open our practice to the media
With the million and one things GPs have to deal with on a busy weekday, why would you want some bothersome journalists poking around your keep reading
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‘I’ve come so far’: the scheme propelling people with mental health issues into work
A pioneering programme unites health and employment experts to help clients find and retain jobs This is an edited version of an article first published keep reading
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Tips for greener general practice
Taking the initiative to tackle climate change can help improve people’s health both now and in the future – and can benefit practices. Dr Aarti keep reading
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The health and business benefits of hiring a general practice mental health therapist
As we continue to see mental health as a leading cause of disability worldwide – with depression alone costing the UK £7.5bn per year due keep reading
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Overcoming insomnia
As many as one-in-seven people live with long-term insomnia – whether that be disturbed nights, or hours spent lying in bed wide awake. But it keep reading
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Key resources for practice mangers during the COVID-19 crisis
Practice Business has collated a list of key resources which practice managers can use and refer to for guidance during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Guidance keep reading
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Air pollution kills five people in Bristol each week, study shows
Toxic air contributes to health conditions such as asthma, cancer and stroke, say experts This is an edited version of an article first published by keep reading