Management
Ensuring remote workers’ safety and welfare
Remote working benefits both employers and employees. With no need for commuting, savings on travel costs, more choice of where to live, and more opportunities keep reading
COVID-19
Long-term conditions
How to reduce the risk of childhood obesity
Alexandra Chung and colleagues call for governments to prioritise child obesity as they implement measures to recover from the pandemic This is an edited version of keep reading
Health Tech
Will an increase in health technology increase inequality?
The use of digital health services has risen over the course of the pandemic – but will this have implications on inequalities? Emma Stone, director keep reading
Long-term conditions
How has the pandemic impacted eating disorders?
A spike in people seeking treatment for eating disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed their global nature and severity. Jane Feinmann reports from the International Conference keep reading
Long-term conditions
The importance of post-pandemic cardiovascular care
Primary and secondary care are using more telemedicine and virtual professional collaboration to clear backlogs, reports Jacqui Wise This is an edited version of an article keep reading
Management
Are cyber security risks heightened by our new working culture?
A lot has been written recently about the cyber security risk of remote working; larger attack surfaces, more informal surroundings and the upturn in threats, keep reading
Premises
Why local initiatives matter in vaccine outreach
Emma Wilkinson looks at some local initiatives to tackle poorer vaccine uptake among under-served groups This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
Long-term conditions
How has the pandemic impacted eating disorders?
A spike in people seeking treatment for eating disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed their global nature and severity. Jane Feinmann reports from the International Conference keep reading
Premises
A doctor’s view: what can we expect from this year’s ‘flu season
The government has announced a vigorous influenza vaccination campaign this year, making it available to 35m people. With the COVID situation unpredictable and cases likely keep reading
Management
Avoiding a staff exodus
As the world starts to reopen, employers and employees are beginning to explore the options available to them – and this means change is everywhere keep reading