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BMA: the government “failed in its duty of care” to the healthcare workforce
A major review into the UK government’s handling of the COVID pandemic and its impact on the NHS, the health of the population, and doctors, keep reading
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NHS ‘bureaucracy spending’ figures will be ‘galling’ for frontline healthcare staff, says BMA
Responding to the Daily Telegraph front page, based on Policy Exchange’s latest report, highlighting increased spending on NHS bureaucracy and management, BMA Council deputy chair Dr David Wrigley keep reading
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BMA supports chief medical director in successful ‘whistleblowing’ case
The British Medical Association (BMA) has supported a former chief medical director, who lost her job after speaking out about the blocking of COVID advice, keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Which general practice workforce initiatives can be accessed in England?
This short guide is designed to inform GPs, PCNs and LMCs about workforce initiatives and schemes that can be accessed in England The following schemes keep reading
Management
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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BMA on alcohol consumption in Scotland
The following is a press release from BMA Scotland and deputy chair, Dr Bernie Scott Dr Scott said: “It is now four years since Scotland keep reading
Compliance
A checklist for maternity leave
Prepare for maternity leave with the BMA’s checklist of what you need to do and who you need to contact at work, outside work, and keep reading
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Normalising conversations about menstrual cycles at work
Hannah Samano, founder of the UK’s first cycle-care platform Unfabled, discusses what employers can do to destigmatise period-talk Tell us something about the link between keep reading
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COVID levels fall in the UK
As reported by the BBC News, new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows the number of people who have currently have COVID keep reading
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A rise in cases of young children with hepatitis
As reported by the BBC News, health authorities are investigating an apparent spike in the number of children under six with hepatitis Hepatitis is an keep reading