Top 5 reasons why GPs should be proud
NHS GPs up and down the country are feeling fed up, overworked and undervalued. Many are at breaking point, looking
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NHS GPs up and down the country are feeling fed up, overworked and undervalued. Many are at breaking point, looking
I remember a consultation with a patient of mine. They had just had an operation. The surgeon had told them
I recently wrote about the Primary Secondary Care Interface and how we came to write our Consensus on this. There
Imagine yourself in the following scenarios: If any of these things had happened to you, how would you feel? Frustrated?
Something happened to me 20 years ago that I think about nearly every day. On 16th July 2004 my wife
A couple of weeks ago I spent the day in our local hospital with the acute physicians. You can read
I recently arranged to spend some time with the acute physicians at our local hospital. As a GP I am
This week I had the opportunity to present to the Foundation Year 1 doctors at our local hospital. I had
One of the issues that has appeared since the Covid-19 Pandemic seems to be that people think that all GPs
I think we have a problem. It’s in the interface between hospital and community medicine – between hospital consultant care
The Covid-19 Vaccination Programme has been a triumph for the NHS. It is hard to convey exactly how much hard