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A guide to service charges for GP premises
As a tenant, it’s important to be aware of what costs can be recovered by the landlord through service and property management charges, what the keep reading
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How digital locum banks are improving GP access
All areas of primary care in England are expected to have a digital locum bank set up by the end of the year This is keep reading
Health & Patient Care
A doctor’s view: Autism Spectrum Disorder
Dr Paul Lambden explains what Autism Spectrum Disorder is and how it is diagnosed Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, collectively known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), keep reading
Recruit and Retain
A guide to the Supporting Mentors Scheme
The Supporting Mentors Scheme is a new commitment from the February 2020 Update to the GP Contract agreement 2020/21–2023/24, forming part of a suite of keep reading
Recruit and Retain
What is the General Practice Fellowship programme?
The General Practice Fellowship programme is a national commitment, announced in the NHS Long Term Plan, and restated in the February 2020 Update to the GP keep reading
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Opinion: Sajid Javid’s missed opportunity
Helen Salisbury, a GP, on how the new secretary of state for health and social care has less than impressed GPs in his first few keep reading
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How to make sure you are disposing clinical waste properly
GP practices’ responsibilities – including checks, audits and disposal bags – when it comes to disposing of clinical waste Clinical waste is that which could be keep reading
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Automation can only assist – it cannot replace doctors
Natalie Quinn-Walker, healthcare lecturer and module leader at Arden University, explores how automation can assist medical practitioners – but also why it will never replace keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Part two: How can routine NHS diabetes care catch-up?
Progress may have slipped, but general practices are finding innovative ways to catch up. In Part 2 of this report, Emma Wilkinson reports on calls for more keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Part one: How can routine NHS diabetes care catch-up?
Progress may have slipped, but general practices are finding innovative ways to catch up. Emma Wilkinson reports on calls for more guidance on new drugs and more keep reading