Weight Loss Advice From A GP
NHS advice on healthy living includes eating a balanced diet, maintaining a healthy weight, exercising regularly, quitting smoking, and reducing alcohol consump
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General Practice in 2035: crisis or turning point
General practice faces a funding crisis, a partnership model in freefall, and a value problem no one’s fixed. Here’s what’s true, what’s changed, and what to do
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Measuring What Really Matters in General Practice
What if we applied the same analytical rigour we give our finances to the wellbeing side of general practice? We’re meticulous about tracking financial assets and..
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Don’t Let Hidden Conflict Shatter Your Primary Care Team
General practice teams face challenging interpersonal situations daily. Yet how we respond to these moments can transform them from destructive conflict into
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Approach to Change for Effective Health and Wellbeing
Change is tough, isn’t it? You might be working on your work-life balance, trying to break a habit or shift a pattern of behaviour, but have you ever found…
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Systems Thinking for Demand and Capacity Analysis
Balancing demand (patient needs) with capacity (available appointments, staff, and resources) is the bread and butter for the GP practice.
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The Hidden Power of Workplace Interactions for Culture and Success
The interactions that take place—or don’t take place—within a general practice shape its culture, efficiency, and overall success.
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Building a Learning Culture: How to Handle Errors in Primary Care
Errors in primary care are inevitable, but they don’t have to undermine your staff’s well-being or your practice culture.
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How Should We Measure Success (or Failure) in Primary Care?
One fundamental principle of quality improvement is establishing a set of measures to determine when an improvement has been successful.
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Addressing Health Inequalities through Trauma-Informed Care.
The UK’s demographic complexity is evolving and becoming more diverse. Practices must meet increasing demand while ensuring quality care, which is challenging
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