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Video: Tackling AMR resistance
AMR is a huge issue that affects the health and wellbeing of us all. In a series of informative and engaging videos the NIHR has keep reading
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NHS Values week 2019
This week is NHS Values Week, when healthcare organisations take time out to reflect on the shared beliefs that make the health service so special. keep reading
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Energy saving: the benefits of saving water at work
Businesses could save thousands by focusing on simple ways to reduce energy usage. As water rates continue to rise, practices should spend time identifying ways keep reading
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Building for the future: new Hereford Medical Centre
Construction started on the new Hereford Medical Centre in May thanks to a £9m deal secured by specialist health and care developer Prime Plc and keep reading
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Public Health England priorities for 2019-20
Public Health England (PHE) has a wide and varied remit that includes the lofty aims of ‘improving the nation’s health and wellbeing’. In a time keep reading
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Upfront fees ‘deterring immigrants from seeking NHS care’
Upfront charging for NHS care is deterring immigrant patients from seeking treatment, including for serious illnesses such as cancer, evidence from doctors reveals. The BMA has said keep reading
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Improving generic prescribing
In England, 81% of all drugs in primary care are already prescribed generically, generating significant savings for the NHS – but more can be done. keep reading
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Energy saving ideas: property
We’re all aware that turning off lights and avoiding leaving appliances on standby can save power, but what else can be done? Estates firm Assura keep reading
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Energy saving ideas: gas
Practices are paying more than ever before in energy bills. The wholesale price of gas continues to rise, but improper usage, poor maintenance and waste keep reading
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Engaging new dads
In December 2018 NHS England announced that new fathers were to get mental health support to help them cope with the expectations – and realities keep reading