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GP leaders call for urgent action to tackle escalating crisis
As reported by the RCGP, Dr Ursula Mason and Dr Alan Stout met with the five main political parties today to outline the scale of keep reading
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Tackling the five ‘fs’ of stress
Stress presents itself in many forms – Katerina Georgiou explains how to spot and address it CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading
Management
Are you avoiding conflict in the workplace?
Conflict can be uncomfortable, so it is no surprise we avoid it in the workplace CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that keep reading
Compliance
Guidance on registering and referring homeless patients in your practiceÂ
Homeless people face a number of health inequalities and may find it difficult to access healthcare services. How can your practice ensure it is registering keep reading
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Antidepressants exit must happen in stages, says NICE
As reported by the BBC, reducing an antidepressant dose should be done in stages, with help from a medical professional, according to the National Institute keep reading
Management
How can social prescribing support wellbeing?
More than £3.6m of government funding has been awarded to the National Academy of Social Prescribing to support wellbeing, including the impact of loneliness CREDIT: keep reading
Compliance
How can prioritising treatment tackle the backlog in elective care?
As the UK begins to tackle to backlog in COVID-19 elective care, what action should practices be taking? The UK is still facing a significant keep reading
Compliance
Six ways to resolve employee complaints  Â
Andrew Kellard shares his advice on handling employee complaints CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on the British Medical Association keep reading
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NHS staff exposed to 30 times legal gas limit
As reported by the BBC, staff at a maternity unit were exposed to almost 30 times the legal workplace exposure limit for nitrous oxide, documents keep reading
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NHS told to consider statins for more patients
As reported by the BBC, about 15m more people in England could be prescribed daily cholesterol-lowering statin pills to cut their risk of heart attacks keep reading