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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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rewards for healthcare workers

What Are the Benefits of Gamified Rewards for Healthcare Workers?

By Tom Pearson

Gamified rewards are used across a number of industries to help bring fun and engagement to the workplace. Based on a points or a bonus system, they can provide staff…

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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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​Mental health patients

​How Out-of-Hours GPs Can Help Mental Health Patients

By Tom Pearson

​Mental health doesn’t have a timeframe. This is why it’s important that mental health patients get the help and support that they need, when they need it. Out of hours…

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​Minimising GP stress

​What’s The Secret To Minimising GP Stress?

By Tom Pearson

​Doctors are immune to health problems, aren’t they? At least that’s how it can look from the outside. It can be easy for the public to forget that doctors are…

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​Newly-qualified nurses

​Newly Qualified Nurses: Why Out-of-Hours is a Smart Career Move

By Tom Pearson

​Nursing is a fantastic career choice that offers many different paths to employment. With patient care at the heart of the role, nursing is one of the most important elements…

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​Triage centres

​Could Triage Centres Be the Future of General Practice?

By Tom Pearson

​Could triage centres be the future of general practice? A new pilot scheme, run as part of the NHS’ Long Term Plan, will see doctors refer patients directly to pharmacists…

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