
Over one third of GP practices were forced to stop routine care
Over one third of GP practices have been forced to stop routine care in the past year, a major survey … Read More “Over one third of GP practices were forced to stop routine care”
Over one third of GP practices have been forced to stop routine care in the past year, a major survey … Read More “Over one third of GP practices were forced to stop routine care”
Today, AMSPAR will be in attendance at the Birmingham Management in Practice event. Come and see us at our stand. … Read More “Management in Practice”
High Street chemists have run out of some hay-fever medicine, as a UK industry-wide shortage hits supplies. Stocks of chlorphenamine … Read More “Hay-fever pill shortage”
A group of patients at high risk of becoming unwell due to a chronic physical health problem and depression were … Read More “Patients with chronic conditions offered personalised care through population health management”
The Health and Social Care Act has received Royal Assent, meaning CCGs are set to be replaced by integrated care … Read More “Commissioning changes”
This case study describes how more than 12,000 people were added to the shielding list during the COVID-19 pandemic using … Read More “Population health management”
A record 2.7 million people were referred for cancer checks in the last year, NHS England has said. It comes … Read More “Record number of patients referred”
Update – system changes for all practices using TPP and EMIS General practices were previously informed that from April there … Read More “Access to patient records”
The Respiratory Disease elearning programme has been developed to provide an overview of respiratory care across the entire pathway and … Read More “Respiratory Disease programme”
A pill to help treat an overactive bladder – which affects millions of women – could soon be available to … Read More “Bladder drug”