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Ten tips for writing the perfect CV
The next amazing job might be around the corner, but is your CV up to it? William Snell, CV expert, gives us an insight into keep reading
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VIDEO: The five-year contract framework for general practice
NHS England has released a video about the new GP Contract. In future weeks we will be exploring what the new GP contract means for keep reading
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Asthma advice from Dr Andy Whittamore
New NICE guidelines on asthma treatment weren’t that well-received when they were launched in early 2018, but treating the condition remains a priority for the keep reading
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Video: What will patients get out of the Long Term Plan?
The NHS has written a Long Term Plan so it can be fit for the future. It’s based on the experiences of patients and the keep reading
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Healthwatch reveals top priorities for 2019
Earlier this month Healthwatch England published its annual network priorities list – setting out the key health and care topics its local teams will be keep reading
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The Long Term Plan is a game changer
NHS England’s national clinical director for cardiovascular disease prevention, Matt Kearney, looks at the NHS Long Term Plan and its ambitions for preventing heart attacks keep reading
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GP view on the NHS Long Term Plan
In our series exploring the NHS Long Term Plan Dr Brian Fisher, a GP in south east London and strategy and clinical director at Evergreen keep reading
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2018 Health Service Journal Award Winners
The annual Health Service Journal (HSJ) awards recognise those in the health sector doing great work. We look at three of the winners to see keep reading
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Future fit? Overcoming challenges to healthcare with a digital-first practice: part 6 – FINAL THOUGHTS
The NHS is getting serious about technology. There are a number of tech Initiatives already underway – and more about to hit. What do GP keep reading
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The dangers of presenteeism
When someone is absent from work, the remaining staff may take on the extra load – but when staff come in to work sick, everyone keep reading