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How the JCVI decides who gets the vaccine when
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has played a crucial role in advising on prioritisation and scheduling in the UK, writes Jo Best CREDIT: keep reading
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Leadership advice that always stays true
Being a leader is more than running meetings and managing a team; it’s a skill that takes a lifetime to master, and there will always keep reading
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Supporting employees with anxiety during COVID
Samantha Rigby, First Practice Management’s HR specialist, discusses how to deal with staff mental health issues in your practice Anxiety is a feeling of nervousness, unease and keep reading
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Managing GP workload
GP workload has been greater than ever due to the pandemic, so how can it be managed and even reduced? Two-thirds of GPs describe their keep reading
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How to thrive in a male-dominated environment
From a woman who has learnt the lessons herself, we share tips for finding confidence and power when working in male-dominated environments CREDIT: This is keep reading
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Why the right HR policies make a PM‘s job easier
Samantha Rigby, First Practice Management’s HR specialist, on how having effective HR policies will make the life of a practice manager easier One of the keep reading
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Part three: GP life now
After a challenging year for general practitioners, Kathy Oxtoby examines how their role is developing, what these changes mean to them, and what being a keep reading
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Leadership in a crisis
Helen Northall, chief executive PCC, discusses how to lead your team in challenging times It feels as if health and care leaders have been working keep reading
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What challenges are facing the NHS this year?
Chris Ham, independent chair of the Coventry and Warwickshire sustainability and transformation partnership, argues an ambitious programme encompassing social care and health inequalities is needed keep reading
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Part one: GP life now
After a challenging year for general practitioners, Kathy Oxtoby examines how their role is developing, what these changes mean to them, and what being a keep reading