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The signs of burn out whilst working from home
We might be working from home, but that doesn’t mean we can’t burn out from stress. The feeling might be a little different from what we’re keep reading
Burnout
Management
The six main causes of unhappy staff and job dissatisfaction
As a leader, avoiding unhappy staff and employee dissatisfaction should be one of your main goals – but do you really know the factors that keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Practice manager burnout: the overshadowed primary care crisis
Burnout is snaking its way through primary care – but how is it affecting practice managers, and what can be done to help? Burnout: the keep reading
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Five tips to help employee burnout
AÂ Gallup poll found that 23% of employees felt burned out often or always, while 44% felt burned out sometimes. Add them up, and you have keep reading
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Heart-breaking post by GP receptionist who quit job after ‘abuse’ from patients
Receptionist Colin Chant handed in his notice at a doctor’s surgery in Holyhead as its GP crisis reaches boiling point This is an edited version keep reading
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How to embrace change using emotional intelligence
Have you ever reacted to organisational change by rolling your eyes and quietly saying to yourself, ‘Here we go again?’ Or by not so quietly keep reading
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Practical tips for a better work-life balance
Many people have problems with their work-life balance and those working in general practice are particularly susceptible to struggling to switch-off from work in keep reading
News
A quarter of trainee doctors regularly suffer burnout
A new poll shows that trainee doctors in Britain are suffering from the negative effects of high-pressure workloads and difficult learning environments The GMC’s most keep reading
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B is for burnout: supporting those at risk of burnout
According to a survey commissioned by Virgin in 2015 more than half (51%) of full time workers in the UK suffer burnout or anxiety – keep reading
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Bye, bye burnout; the small changes that make a big difference
Ever feel like just walking out and leaving the endless to-do lists and mounting paperwork behind? Is it hard to look beyond the immediate without keep reading