Management
‘Who cares for NHS carers?’ asks Matt Hancock
A recent speech by Matt Hancock outlined the purpose of the new mental wellbeing report for NHS workers Health secretary, Matt Hancock, gave a speech keep reading
wellbeing
Live it
5 daily habits to reduce stress
Everybody’s an expert nowadays. Drink a shot of apple cider vinegar before every meal to lose weight. Wake up at 5 a.m. every day to be more keep reading
Live it
How to overcome chronic exhaustion
Returning to work after the Christmas and New Year break can hit you hard. If you’re struggling to cope, you may be exhausted says Alice keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Should GPs be recommending treadmill stations for workers?
According to new research, treadmill and cycling workstations may be the healthiest option for many – but they have the potential to interfere with work keep reading
Management
The media can have a ‘negative impact on morale in general practice’
Representations of general practice in the media can be damaging to the morale of GPs and other practice staff, according to the RCGP The Royal keep reading
Management
NHS urged to tackle ‘systemic racism’
New NHS data shows that race-related workplace discrimination is rising As reported by the Evening Standard, the NHS is being urged to work hard to keep reading
Health & Patient Care
NHS is ‘failing’ children with mental health issues, PAC report shows
The NHS isn’t providing the necessary support to children and young people who are experiencing mental health problems, according to the latest PAC report According keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Higher depression levels in girls linked to social media
Higher levels of depression in girls has been linked to their use of social media; an online safety expert has offered her advice As reported keep reading
Management
The wellbeing checklist
Taking a break from work is vital for your mental and physical wellbeing, says Westfield Health’s Director of Wellbeing, Richard Holmes. As we approach the keep reading
News
Doctors in Scotland ‘under pressure and fearful of making errors’
A survey by the British Medical Association (BMA) has highlighted the stark reality of how doctors in Scotland feel about their roles The BMA conducted keep reading