Recruit and Retain
How effective communication can help your practice
Sue Wallis, PCC, gives her top tips to ensure PCNs can be more proactive in their communications Primary care is hardly out of the news. Patient keep reading
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Live it
How to make the most of your mistakesÂ
When things go wrong, consider the ways you can turn mistakes into valuable lessons CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally 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
News
Antibiotics for strep A in good supply, says health secretary
As reported by the BBC, there are good supplies of antibiotics to treat strep A and stock can be moved around if there are issues keep reading
News
Access challenges not the fault of GPs, says college
As reported by the RCGP, Chair Professor Kamila Hawthorne has responded to an announcement from the Labour Party on access to GP services Professor Hawthorne keep reading
Health Tech
How can patient data transform UK healthcare?
Data is being used in healthcare to better understand the causes of ill health and develop the prevention and treatment of diseases across the UK. keep reading
Recruit and Retain
What nurses need to know about a return to practice
What do nurses need to know before they consider returning to practices? CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on NHS keep reading
Live it
How to love MondaysÂ
It can be difficult to get going on a Monday but never fear – Bonnie Evie Gifford has some great ideas to help you love keep reading
News
More diagnostic hubs to tackle NHS waiting lists in England
As reported by the BBC, the government is setting up 19 more diagnostic centres in communities across England to help tackle the Covid backlog Ninety keep reading
Management
How to be effective, not perfectÂ
Duncan Brodie shares how you can make sure you work effectively, and avoid the ‘perfection trap’ CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading