Comment
A GPs view: running vaccination centres
GP columnist Neil Paul gives an insight into how the COVID-19 vaccination centres are being run at a local level CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
spotlight blog
Comment
What went wrong in the global handling of COVID?
Clare Wenham, assistant professor of global health policy, discusses the mistakes made by international governments in the handling of the pandemic CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Comment
How GPs can help end food insecurity
Jane Feinmann asks why doctors should care about food insecurity, and what they can do about it CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Comment
How one GP-patient volunteer group responded to the pandemic
When the UK government declared a national lockdown on 23 March 2020, staff at Elliott Hall Medical Centre in Harrow recognised that many of their keep reading
Comment
The post-pandemic future of general practice
Professor Mayur Lakhani, CBE, discusses what the future of general practice may hold after a year which has seen monumental challenges, but also great successes keep reading
Comment
Saturday night fever
Carmel Loughlin, practice manager at Three Spires Surgery, on why the last few months in her practice have reminded her of a couple of Bee keep reading
Comment
Additional roles in primary care – so much more than an extra pair of hands
Karen Garry, adviser with not-for-profit social enterprise organisation PCC, discusses how additional roles could benefit your practice We know that the introduction of the additional keep reading
Comment
Why social prescribing is now more important than ever
As practices face an ever increasing workload in one of the bleakest winters we’ve known, Catherine Lawler, of the Practice Managers Association, explains why the keep reading
Comment
Why poverty is also a pre-existing condition
GP Helen Salisbury discusses why inequality is also a risk factor in contracting and dying of COVID-19 CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
Comment
The COVID ‘infodemic’ – how misinformation impacts primary care
A disturbing side to this pandemic – and possibly the most damaging – has been the sheer amount of misinformation that has dominated social media keep reading