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NEWS: ADHD patients miss more GP appointments
As reported by GP Online, a study reveals ADHD patients are significantly more likely to miss GP appointments, prompting calls for targeted support and interventions In response keep reading
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Vaccines stand strong against long covid
A recent study led by University of Oxford researchers sheds light on the noteworthy decline in long-Covid cases among the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated, keep reading
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Learning from patient experiences: A guide for practice managers
The South East Primary Care Network (PCN) Leadership Development Programme, initially designed for PCN leaders, offers valuable insights for practice business managers. In this article, keep reading
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Researchers warn against patient aggression towards GP receptionists
As reported by Practice Index, patient aggression towards receptionists in GP surgeries is a “serious workplace safety concern,” researchers have warned A review, published in Family keep reading
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New protein discovered that could hold key to treating Alzheimer’s
As reported by The Times, a drug to boost brain function in old age has moved a step closer after scientists found that a single keep reading
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Most GP websites have accessibility errors putting millions at risk, says study
A new study into UK GP surgeries’ websites by Nexer Digital, found that two-thirds (66%) of sites have detectable design errors, potentially excluding one-in-five users keep reading
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Leicester study could pave way for new lung disease treatments
As reported by the BBC, a study which academics claim is the largest and most diverse of its kind could pave the way for new keep reading
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Half with cancer signs didn’t contact GP in first wave
As reported by BBC news, almost half of people with potential cancer symptoms did not contact their GP during the first wave of the pandemic, keep reading
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GP records show ethnicity vaccine gaps in over-70s
As reported by BBC news, black and mixed heritage people in their 70s are being vaccinated against COVID-19 at much lower rates than white people, keep reading
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Veganism and type 2 diabetes analysed in research of over 21,000 people
Analysis looking into veganism has found that the lifestyle can lead to lower average blood glucose levels, reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes keep reading