Burnout is snaking its way through primary care – but how is it affecting practice managers, and what can be done to help? Burnout: the catch-all phrase for the feeling we get when our jobs [read more]
Our inner voice is incredibly important, but sometimes it can be a little cruel. By understanding its concerns, and welcoming it as a friend, we can reclaim our power CREDIT: This is an edited version [read more]
Do you feel like your career has slowed to a stop? It’s not uncommon for professionals in their mid 30s to 50s to feel this way. There are few things more frustrating than failing to [read more]
Are you introverted in team meetings? Too scared to go for that promotion? Perhaps you feel like the weak link in your team? If any of this sounds familiar, you might have a touch of [read more]
These top tips, issued by esteemed RCGP doctors, are for clinicians and practice employees and offer guidance on how best to tackle COVID-19 in primary care. This is an edited version of article published on [read more]
GP mergers are becoming increasingly popular. In this article we reflect on the pros and cons of merging and summarise the NHS guidelines for your convenience In today’s primary care climate small and rural practices [read more]
GPs, their teams and patients have been offered RCGP Bright Ideas Awards by the Royal College of General Practitioners for their ground-breaking ideas developed in the high-pressure environment of primary care This is an edited [read more]
“It’s one small step…” and, well, you know the rest. Is there any more we can learn from the Apollo 11 moon landing? The answer is yes. In this article, researchers Chester Spell, Kate Bezrukova, [read more]
HR director Vicki Field, with advice from medical director Dr Preethi Daniel, both of private GP provider, London Doctors Clinic, discuss the return to work interview questions that employers should be asking their staff This is [read more]
Organisations, managers and employees must learn to work together to improve mental ill-health caused by work, says Simone Cheng, a policy adviser at Acas. Doing so can help both employees and employers cope better with [read more]
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