Workplace dynamics can be complex, and sometimes toxic patterns emerge that leave us questioning our own perceptions and behaviour. Understanding these patterns
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The healthcare sector stands at a critical juncture. As we navigate unprecedented workforce pressures, the question is no longer whether we should prioritise…
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What will the landscape of general practice look like a decade from now? This question has never been more urgent. As we approach 2026, NHS organisations face..
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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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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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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 interactions that take place—or don’t take place—within a general practice shape its culture, efficiency, and overall success.
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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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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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