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older GP workforce

Older GP Workforce: What Does It Mean?

By Tom Pearson

As the population of the UK gets older, it’s no surprise that the workforce across different industries is also ageing. The BMA recently released a report that highlighted the ageing NHS…

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GP pension changes

GP Pension Changes: What You Should Know

By Tom Pearson

For the first time in over half a century, the number of general practitioners has sharply declined. At least two-thirds of GPs are now retiring early, which is double the…

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GP appointments

Are 10-Minute GP Appointments Too Short?

By Tom Pearson

According to a recent article by the Guardian, the standard 10-minute time slot allotted for GP appointments is too short to provide patients with the care they need and should be…

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elder abuse

How Can GPs Spot Elder Abuse?

By Tom Pearson

Abuse can happen to anyone, but older people are often more at risk if they are vulnerable. Sadly, many older people experience abuse or neglect at the hands of someone…

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loneliness in patients

How GPs Can Help Tackle Loneliness in Patients

By Tom Pearson

Although it is commonly associated with older people, loneliness is a widespread problem affecting people of all ages from varying communities. So how can the NHS help ease loneliness in patients? Perhaps…

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hand hygiene

Why Is Hand Hygiene So Important for GPs?

By Tom Pearson

Basic hygiene can be a matter of life and death for patients. This year, on the 5th May, the World Health Organization (WHO) called on people all over the world…

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mental health crisis

What Role Do GPs Play in the UK Mental Health Crisis?

By Tom Pearson

The 13th—19th May is Mental Health Awareness Week: an annual campaign organised by the Mental Health Foundation to raise awareness of mental health problems. This event is an ideal opportunity to discuss…

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Refugee recruitment scheme

What Is the Refugee Recruitment Scheme and How Will It Affect GPs?

By Tom Pearson

It might only be March, but several plans have already been announced to help ease pressures on the NHS. Amidst talk of triage centres, additional funding and other help being promised…

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resilience training for students

Should Resilience Training Be Compulsory for Healthcare Students?

By Tom Pearson

Personnel shortages and growing patient demand are just some of the reasons why NHS workers experience growing strain in their roles. With concerns over nursing shortages and more doctors needed in general…

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Drop in GP numbers

Is the Drop in GP Numbers Linked to Shorter Life Expectancy?

By Tom Pearson

Research has found that residents in areas with more GPs have a longer life expectancy. The impact of having a higher number of primary care doctors was greater than a…

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