The National Skills Academy for Health has released a new video as part of their bid to encourage employers to take on more than 500 apprentices in the healthcare sector by April 2018. Last year, [read more]
Q. Can you tell us a little bit about how you got started writing for Practice Business? A. I knew the original commissioning editor – we’re talking over a decade ago so do forgive me [read more]
Q. What signs are there currently that the practice manager (PM) role is becoming more specialised? A. I’ve been involved in recruitment at several practices recently where each practice has been looking for something different [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph Women with postnatal depression are not being provided with adequate care by their GP, a report suggests. The study by the National Childbirth Trust suggests half [read more]
PPGs have, for some time, been a key formal mechanism for gathering feedback into general practice; since 2015 the GP contract has included a requirement to have a PPG. However, there are no prescriptive requirements [read more]
Formal leadership is hierarchical, with titles that indicate status (such as union steward, executive director, senior advisor, committee chair, etc.). Informal leadership is nonhierarchical and is often reflective of: Accomplishment (e.g., best salesperson) Respect (one [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on the Manchester Evening News The stepfather of Martyn Hett, who was killed in the Manchester bomb, says he will continue promoting acceptance and understanding of LGBT issues in his memory, [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph The average GP now works a four day week, fuelling shortages of doctors, health officials say. The head of Health Education England (HEE) said the millennial [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on the Plymouth Herald More than 1,000 patients from four GP surgeries which closed earlier this year are yet to register with another practice, the Plymouth Herald reports. Out of 8,113 [read more]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph Waiting times for a GP appointment are set to surge towards three weeks because of a shortage of family doctors, a new survey warns. The Telegraph [read more]
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