Errors in primary care are inevitable, but they don’t have to undermine your staff’s well-being or your practice culture.
Building a Learning Culture: How to Handle Errors in Primary Care Read More »
One fundamental principle of quality improvement is establishing a set of measures to determine when an improvement has been successful.
How Should We Measure Success (or Failure) in Primary Care? Read More »
The UK’s demographic complexity is evolving and becoming more diverse. Practices must meet increasing demand while ensuring quality care, which is challenging
Addressing Health Inequalities through Trauma-Informed Care. Read More »
Conditions such as certain viral infections, mild to moderate psychological distress, and common musculoskeletal issues usually resolve on their own, yet they are still among the most frequent reasons for visiting a primary care clinician. Typically, we will use narrative diagnosis and reassurance, pharmacological treatments, such as medicines or minor surgery, and referrals to tackle
Conditions That Resolve On Their Own – A Reflection Read More »
It’s natural for clinicians to crave meaningful interactions in their professional lives. Yet, the reality often falls short.
Think about other service jobs.
Skills/Tools to have Conversational Consultations Read More »
One of the core aspects of GP consultation techniques is using the ICE Impact framework to achieve a joint management plan. For those who aren’t familiar,
Occupational Activities and Burnout in Primary Care Clinicians Read More »
Practicing mindfulness means engaging in techniques and exercises that promote a state of active, open attention to the present. It involves observing your…
Practicing Mindfulness as a Tool for Wellbeing Read More »
One of the only constants in life is change. As GP trainees and professionals, we often envision our careers with clear milestones. We dream of completing our..
How to Handle Change with Psychological Perspectives Read More »
Have you ever found yourself completely worn out after months of back-to-back sessions, feeling like you need a break but unsure how to find your balance again?
How to bounce back from stress Read More »
Did you know that on average you spend 50% of your total waking hours at work during any given day? As a GP, if you are in full-time paid employment, these 37.5
Is There Is A Way Out Of Feeling Unfulfilled At Work? Read More »
