Recruit and Retain
A brief guide to the International Retention Toolkit
This toolkit aims to support the reduction in turnover of international staff in the NHS by improving their experience at work – it is hoped keep reading
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How overseas allied health professionals can enter the UK for work
Allied health professionals who have trained and qualified overseas will need to register with the Health and Care Professions Council before they can practice under keep reading
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Guidance for recruiting under-18s into the NHS
Employing young people in health and social care services provides them an opportunity to start a varied and fulfilling career – and can also contribute keep reading
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How to improve staff experiences for better retention
Practices across the UK are struggling with a recruitment and retention crisis, but there is support they can they offer their staff to boost retention keep reading
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Managing that huge workloadÂ
Prof Mike Ferguson, director of professional development at Developing Professionals International, and PCC associate, shares his guide to managing huge workloads My team has studied keep reading
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The importance of reasonable adjustments for an inclusive practice
To support health care professionals with disabilities and long-term health conditions, reasonable adjustments can be made According to the BMA only 55% of disabled doctors and medical keep reading
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Strategies for successful staff induction
Staff inductions are critical for supporting new employees in your practice, but what should be included in them? CQC guidance on staffing states that employers must keep reading
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Supporting new GPs as they move to the UKÂ
GPs who are starting a new role in a new country may have to adapt to new ways of living and working and, most importantly, keep reading
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How effective communication can help your practice
Sue Wallis, PCC, gives her top tips to ensure PCNs can be more proactive in their communications Primary care is hardly out of the news. Patient keep reading