CPD
How practices can employ shared staff
By sharing staff between neighbouring practices you may be able to make savings by utilising an arrangement such as a secondment or joint employment arrangement keep reading
finance
CPD
How practices can employ shared staff
By sharing staff between neighbouring practices you may be able to make savings by utilising an arrangement such as a secondment or joint employment arrangement keep reading
Finance and funding
Reduce, reuse and recycle
What can you do with all the unwanted furniture and appliances in your practice? You can donate it to the Reuse Network. This group of keep reading
Compliance
GP nursing and the rising inequalities
How the lack of standardisation in GP nursing roles has led to pay and contractual inequalities Nurses play a very important role in general practice, keep reading
Finance and funding
Taking care of your financial wellbeing
The link between money worries and mental health problems is clear but, fortunately, there are some simple steps you can follow to keep your cash keep reading
Features
£619,000 overspend reported on Northumberland GP practices
A shortfall in the budget of GP practices in Northumberland is manageable this year, but could become more of a concern, health chiefs have said keep reading
Features
Abating finance fears: what is notional rent and what can notional rent training offer you?
Practice Business summarises the, often-mysterious, concept of notional rent, whilst also exploring the benefits of attending notional rent training to bolster the financial confidence of keep reading
Features
Thrifty tips to save money
It’s no secret – money worries have the ability to rob us of positive mental health, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Here keep reading
Features
10 habits to help you increase your savings
Isn’t it frustrating to feel you can be saving more? You have great intentions at the beginning of each month – yet, somehow, you spend keep reading
Finance and funding
Obesity threatens to bankrupt the NHS as prescriptions for diabetes hit a record £1.075 billion a year
Obesity threatens to bankrupt the NHS as prescriptions for diabetes hit a record £1.075 billion a year, say experts This is an edited version of keep reading