Challenging the appointment-first model
The traditional “appointment-first” model is facing scrutiny. Jacob Haddad, CEO and co-founder of Accurx, explores how flipping the script could hold the key to a keep reading
The traditional “appointment-first” model is facing scrutiny. Jacob Haddad, CEO and co-founder of Accurx, explores how flipping the script could hold the key to a keep reading
Delve into the intricacies of NHS integration’s effects on general practice, offering practice managers valuable insights into potential structural changes that may significantly influence and keep reading
Since 2015, NHS organisations across the UK have been mandated to showcase their commitment to addressing racial equality issues within various staffing aspects through the keep reading
In the intricate tapestry of NHS operations, the essence of success lies not just in individual brilliance but in the collaborative synergy of teams. Steven keep reading
As practice managers, embracing stewardship can empower vital decisions on resource allocation, service quality, and patient outcomes. Here we explore how stewardship can insight value keep reading
In the fast-paced world of medicine, it’s easy for GPs to become consumed by the demands of their roles and lose sight of the very keep reading
Words are one of our most powerful tools, particularly in leadership – here’s how to choose words that sell, excite, and inspire your employees CREDIT: keep reading
A guide for practice managers in the changes to complaints procedures in primary care CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally keep reading
Knowing how to protect your organisation from a communication crisis is a vital skill for any leader – discover five tips to navigate your next keep reading
There are a multitude of reasons why an employee’s performance may have dropped and it’s a manager’s duty to find out why – here are keep reading
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