Boosting transparency in health care data
In a move to bolster public confidence, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has rolled out fresh guidance aimed at enhancing transparency in how personal data keep reading
In a move to bolster public confidence, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has rolled out fresh guidance aimed at enhancing transparency in how personal data keep reading
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, this qualitative exploration delves into the firsthand experiences of patients utilising Online Consultation Services (OCS) in primary care, keep reading
In the realm of general practice, a growing predicament looms large. The prevailing system is geared towards the collaboration of practices at the Primary Care keep reading
Responding to the Daily Telegraph front page, based on Policy Exchange’s latest report, highlighting increased spending on NHS bureaucracy and management, BMA Council deputy chair Dr David Wrigley keep reading
The ‘New to Partnership Payment Scheme’ (N2PP) is a new commitment from the Update to the GP Contract agreement 2020/21–2023/24, forming part of the suite keep reading
General practice is under pressure – and so too are those who work within it. Technology is being championed as a solution as the NHS keep reading
The new chair of BMA Ireland, Tom Black, has discussed the challenges facing healthcare – and, more importantly, how he plans to overcome them Tom keep reading
Diabetes is an increasing health problem in the UK and brings with a myriad of other health problems; however, it is manageable. Dr Sarah Brewer keep reading
According to the BBC, Southern Health has shown some improvement – but 272 still remain unexplained Southern Health has been rated ‘requires improvement’ by CQC keep reading
We’ve said it once, we’ll say it again – time is a finite resource in healthcare, so, how can practices ensure that they are able keep reading
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