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The power of language on wellbeing
Life coach Jane Milne explores how we can harness the communication possibilities that words and phrases offer in our everyday lives, to benefit our wellbeing keep reading
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News
New primary care data collection service announced by NHS Digital
As reported by Digital Health, NHS Digital has announced it is setting up a new primary care data collection service with the aim of giving keep reading
Compliance
Taking on new GP partners
What should you do if you want to take on a partner, and what are the benefits of doing this? When taking on a new keep reading
News
Hospital COVID admissions after jab ‘very, very small’
As reported by BBC news, very small numbers of people have been admitted to hospital with COVID several weeks after having one vaccine dose, a keep reading
Management
How to supplement, not shock: a guide to medical copy in the waiting room
Medical leaflets, posters and other copy in practices have been proven to increase patient health, and compliance and can reduce the burden on clinical and keep reading
Recruit and Retain
Another epidemic: abuse and violence towards healthcare staff
In the context of COVID-19, persistent abuse of NHS doctors compounds the emotional toll on staff, damages morale, and threatens patient safety. Plans to stem keep reading
Live it
The power of pets
From pooches to parakeets, koi to cats, our animals can have a profound effect on our mental wellbeing. But why is this? CREDIT: This is keep reading
Management
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
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
Health Tech
Health tech must be accessible for all, says report
To be successful digital health technology must be accessible to all, while still maintaining the human aspects of healthcare, a new report has said CREDIT: keep reading