Health Tech
Health app‘s issues with privacy
Davey Winder explores the privacy issues surrounding health-related apps This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Digital Health A study keep reading
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Management
Ensuring remote workers’ safety and welfare
Remote working benefits both employers and employees. With no need for commuting, savings on travel costs, more choice of where to live, and more opportunities keep reading
Recruit and Retain
A guide to the Supporting Mentors Scheme
The Supporting Mentors Scheme is a new commitment from the February 2020 Update to the GP Contract agreement 2020/21–2023/24, forming part of a suite of keep reading
Live it
How to tap your anxiety away
A beginner’s guide to EFT tapping This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Happiful It’s well-known that positive affirmations can empower us, keep reading
Health Tech
The pitfalls of a digital transformation of the NHS
As COVID-19 accelerates the NHS’s shift to a high tech future, Stephen Armstrong considers the patients being left behind by the digital gold rush This is an keep reading
Health & Patient Care
How to reduce the risk of childhood obesity
Alexandra Chung and colleagues call for governments to prioritise child obesity as they implement measures to recover from the pandemic This is an edited version of keep reading
Recruit and Retain
How practices can employ shared staff
By sharing staff between neighbouring practices you may be able to make savings by utilising an arrangement such as a secondment or joint employment arrangement keep reading
News
UK’s early COVID response worst public health failure ever, MPs say
As reported by BBC news, the UK’s failure to do more to stop COVID spreading early in the pandemic was one of the country’s worst keep reading
Health & Patient Care
A doctor’s view: what is gluten and why does it cause problems?
Everyone has heard of gluten and there is much discussion about ‘gluten-free diets’. So, what is it and why can it cause problems for some keep reading
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GP patient survey points to challenges that general practice is facing
The publication of the results of the GP Patient Survey is always a significant moment—a survey of 850,000 people merits serious attention This is an keep reading