50 Errors and Staff Wellbeing in Primary Care
Errors in primary care are inevitable, but they don’t have to undermine staff well-being or practice culture.
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Errors in primary care are inevitable, but they don’t have to undermine staff well-being or practice culture.
50 Errors and Staff Wellbeing 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.
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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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Have you ever contacted your primary care clinician worried about an episode of headache or a bout of dizziness? These symptoms, though often temporary, can easily drive patients to seek medical advice. Conditions like certain viral infections, psychological distress, and pain syndromes frequently resolve on their own, yet they remain common reasons for visiting a
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It’s natural for clinicians to crave meaningful interactions in their professional lives. Yet, the reality often falls short.
Think about other service jobs.
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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..
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What will the landscape of general practice look like a decade from now? Presently, as reported in the Pulse article, NHS spending on primary care falls short
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– Vertical Integration, PCNs and Leadership Advice. Primary care plays a vital role in the NHS, yet it often goes unnoticed and under-appreciated. As the first
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I recently came across a doctor-patient interaction on a case of low back pain in a 24-year-old man. John (not real name) had been experiencing this pain for
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In this blog post, I would like to share my experience of receiving leadership mentorship as an International Medical Graduate (IMG) in the UK…
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