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Read again: Making NHS buildings safer and more efficient
Every day, over 1.6 million patients rely on the safety and functionality of more than 10,000 NHS buildings across the UK. Ensuring these facilities meet keep reading
development
Management
Constructive conversations: Driving growth through dialogue
Navigating the delicate art of giving feedback is a fundamental skill for managers, yet it often presents challenges. In this article, we delve into practical keep reading
Practice Operations
Making NHS buildings safer and more efficient
Every day, over 1.6 million patients rely on the safety and functionality of more than 10,000 NHS buildings across the UK. Ensuring these facilities meet keep reading
Management
The role of emotional intelligence in leadership
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is the recognition that emotions influence outcomes, and understanding how to manage them can make or break a leader’s success CREDIT: This keep reading
Management
How managers can make time for their own development
Being a successful manager today is a tough job that requires constant multi-tasking – here’s how to ensure you make time for your own development keep reading
Management
Boosting your professional imageÂ
Boosting your professional image can be helpful for making a great first impression, but how can you make changes that last beyond this? CREDIT: This keep reading
Management
Making and testing change in healthcare
Greg Ogrinc and colleagues call for greater exploitation of the synergies between quality improvement and implementation science in improving care  This is an edited version of keep reading
Live it
Creating a culture of personal mastery in your workforce
What kind of leader are you? Personal mastery – or developing your ‘self’ – can help you to become a better leader by improving your keep reading
Live it
Safety first: the importance of learning and development disciplines
We never stop learning. The GP Forward View promoted the training of practice staff – and ring-fenced funding for this purpose. Gemma Tonkinsmith, learning and keep reading