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
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
Research published by the University of Bristol suggests that alternatives to face-to-face GP consultations unlikely to deliver hoped-for benefits in practice The realities of implementing keep reading
The BMA has pledged to support GPs who take legal action to rectify underpayments and errors resulting from Capita’s primary care support services BMA GPs keep reading
What do you do to de-stress after a long day? I spend a lot of time away from home with big groups of people so keep reading
After a government source suggested that the NHS hospital crisis was the fault of GP surgeries not offering much needed patient access, and prime minister keep reading
CQC has published a further 131 reports on the quality of care provided by GP practices that have been inspected by specialist teams of inspectors. keep reading
In a complex network of practices, managing staff rotas efficiently and to budget, can prove to be a gruelling task. With the healthcare industry facing keep reading
Reports of significant national variations in dementia care suggest the challenge of transforming current approaches is proving difficult. Tim Martin investigates the efforts being made keep reading
Research suggests that patients with severe mental illness are at risk of dying up to 25 years younger than the general population due to a keep reading
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