Management
How to make Sunday night blues a thing of the past.
A Sunday night not filled with dread? A Monday to look forward to? Is it possible? Let’s discuss the issue and how best to tackle keep reading
Mental health
Recruit and Retain
Why now is the time for your practice to start TikToking
You may think that TikTok is just another social media platform for teenagers to waste their time on – but it is a brilliant way to communicate important messages keep reading
Management
Top five ways to improve your staff’s mental wellbeing
It seems as though the taboo surrounding mental health is finally beginning to fade. More and more people feel they can talk about how they keep reading
Health Tech
Health app’s issues with privacy
Davey Winder explores the privacy issues surrounding health-related apps This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Digital Health A study published in keep reading
Live it
How to ease painful emotions
Ride the waves and tap into self-care with these tips This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Happiful Have you ever keep reading
Comment
Opinion: continuity saves lives
Helen Salisbury, a GP, discusses the power of continuity of care This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on The BMJ A new 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
Comment
Finding silver linings
Carmel Loughlin, practice manager, discusses why despite experiencing tough times and challenges it is always best to look for silver linings Throughout the pandemic working keep reading
Live it
Using the right words to de-escalate conflict
Learn to manage conflict sensitively and calmly, with these handy phrases This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Happiful When emotions keep reading
News
NHS could give therapy before anti-depressants, under new guidelines
As reported by BBC News, people in England with mild depression should first be offered behavioural therapy or group exercise instead of medication, according to keep reading