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Why the primary care backlog is a ticking time bomb
Now is the time to invest in general practice – not to try to reinvent the wheel through wholesale change, writes Farah Jameel, GPC England keep reading
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Vertical integration – the way forward?
Is ‘vertical integration‘ the way forward for general practice? Andrew Paterson, PCC associate, looks at the pros and cons The secretary of state for health keep reading
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How to talk to a member of your team about poor performance
Using the SCOPE model to handle difficult conversations with an underperforming employee CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Management keep reading
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How to genuinely support your LGBTQ+ workers
Thinking of making a tokenistic gesture? Think again, says the director of Edinburgh Pride CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally keep reading
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Is now the time to take a sabbatical?
What you should know about hitting ‘pause’ on your career, from a seasoned sabbatical-taker CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally keep reading
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How GPs can job plan
An overview of job planning for GPs as suggested by the BMA What to include: Clinical duties: appointments; visits; dealing with telephone queries from patients keep reading
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‘Holistic’ approach best for long COVID, say researchers
New research on long COVID in adults and children supports the multi-disciplinary approach to clinical care that is being provided at long COVID clinics in keep reading
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Ways to boost staff morale
After two years of going through a pandemic most of us are tired, and lacking in motivation. How can you boost your staff’s morale? Management keep reading
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A leader in trouble – should they stay or should they go?
Doug Baird, the CEO of New Street Consulting, suggests what leaders should consider if they find themselves in an ethical dilemma CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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How to stay ‘human’ in an increasingly digital world
Have the work habits we’ve developed during COVID led to a dangerous blurring of the lines between our work selves and our human selves? CREDIT: keep reading